The Letter To The Hebrews
(Continued)

A. A Solemn Warning Against Neglect: (Hebrews 2:1-4).
•	There is no escape if this great salvation is neglected.
o	Neglect could mean failing to give attention to prayer, Bible study, church attendance, etc. 
o	It could also mean becoming careless because of the love of this world.
•	This salvation is not only great, but it is "SO" great. Why is it so great?
1.	It is the only salvation. 
2.	The price that was paid for it makes it great. 
3.	It embraces the whole world. 
4.	It saves to the uttermost.
5.	There is power to save all men no matter how deep in sin they may have fallen.

•	We had better not drift away from the gospel spoken, for if we neglect it, we are lost and certain judgment awaits us.

B. The Humanity Of Christ:
•	Christ became the Son of Man that men might become the Sons of God. 
•	He came to redeem man and was made in the likeness of man. 
o	As a man He lived, as a man He died and as a man He is our mediator (I Timothy 2:5).

C. More Worthy Than Moses: 
•	Hebrews 3:1-6
•	Here Paul shows the superiority of Christ over Moses. 
•	The Hebrews were requested to consider Jesus who is the Apostle and High Priest of our profession. 
•	Moses was considered the savior and leader of Israel and as such he had been the apostle of God to the Israelites. 
•	Next in importance was their high priest, Aaron, who acted as mediator between them and God.

Lesson Nine
Self Help Test

A.	Why is salvation described as "so great" salvation?
B.	List the SIX foundation doctrines given in chapter four.
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C.  Show how Jesus Christ met the qualifications for the office of priesthood.

D.  Show how Jesus Christ is superior to Moses.

E. Explain clearly what is meant by God's rest for His people.