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Hebrews: “God’s Chosen High Priest”
Hebrews 5:1-10
August 28, 2022
I. Our sin and our need for a high priest
The high priest was required to:
1. Understand his role before God
2. Have compassion for the people
3. Realize his own need
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God appointed Jesus as our High Priest
Jesus was appointed High Priest because:
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He was God's Son
2. His priesthood was established by God
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Jesus is our only hope for eternal salvation
Salvation is a one time event, paid for with a single sacrifice
Salvation is eternal and not something that can be lost
Salvation is revealed through our obedience
Salvation is God's greatest expression of His grace and mercy
LET’S GO DEEPER:
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What was the purpose of Old Testament priests?
In what ways did Jesus fulfill these duties in his service as high priest of the people?
2. Why was the divine appointment of the high priest significant?
3. How does Jesus’s priesthood relate to Melchizedek’s in this regard, and what does it tell us about God’s purposes?
4. Why does the author compare Jesus to Melchizedek?
5. How do Jesus’s prayers and supplications during his earthly life show his solidarity with human beings?
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