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Continue reading →: Hebrews, 4:14-16
Read Hebrews 4:14-16 and then answer the following. Write out the words or phrases that speak to your heart from the first time that you read this passage today. What was the role of the High priest and when was it instituted by the Lord during the time of Moses?…
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Continue reading →: Hebrews, 4:1-13
Read Hebrews Chapter 3:7-19 and Chapter 4:1-13 and then review the questions from chapter 3 and note any fresh insight that you may have about it. Does the promise of entering God’s rest still stand today for us as believers in Jesus Christ, if so, why? List scriptural evidence along…
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Continue reading →: Hebrews, 3
Review the previous Chapters along with reading Hebrews 3. Now, re-read Hebrews 3:1-6 and write a brief summary of how Jesus is greater than Moses and note the comparison between Moses and Jesus? Read Hebrews 3:7-11 and Psalm 95:7-11 and consider the two passages in light of who they were…
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Continue reading →: Hebrews, 2
Read Hebrews 2 in the ESV and then fill-in the blanks for Hebrews 2:1-4 below: Therefore we must pay much closer ___________ to what we have heard, lest we drift away from it. For since the message was ____________ by angels ____________ to be reliable and every transgression or disobedience…
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Continue reading →: Hebrews, 1:1-14
Read Hebrews 1 in ESV and write a brief summary of what the message of this chapter is about. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ How did God speak to the nation of Israel throughout its history and finally to the rest of the peoples of earth? What would you consider the last days to…
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Continue reading →: Dreams
I may dream a thousand or so dreams in my life but there is only one that I desire to see fulfilled. I may think a million thoughts a day but there is only one whom I desire to have my thoughts captivated by. The dream that I desire so…
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Continue reading →: Malachi 4
Read Malachi 4 in the ESV and then the Message. Write and reflect on what means the most to you about the chapter below. What does the LORD say about the righteous and the arrogant evil doers? What does the LORD command us to remember through this chapter and why…
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Continue reading →: Malachi, 3
Read Malachi 3:1-5 in the ESV or your favorite study Bible and summarize in your own words what this passage means to you personally. Then ponder and answer the questions below. Who is the messenger of the Covenant that will suddenly come to the temple and how is he described?…
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Continue reading →: Malachi, 2:10-17
Read Malachi 2:10-17 in the Amplified Classic Edition and the Message then ponder and answer the following questions. Fill in the blank for Malachi 2:10 using the AMPC edition Have we not all ______ Father? Has not ______ God created us? Why then do we deal __________________ and treacherously each…
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Continue reading →: Malachi, 2:1-9
Read Malachi 2:1-9 ESV and the Message. Ponder on the following questions while seeking the LORD for the answers and write them down. What is the command that the LORD gives the priests and consequences if they do not listen and heed the command of the LORD? 2. How does…