Hebrews 8-13

What does Christ's blood accomplish that animal sacrifices could not?

Eternal redemption

What is the main theme of Hebrews chapter 8?

Jesus as the mediator of a better covenant

What did the tabernacle represent in Hebrews 9?

A copy and shadow of the heavenly things

According to Hebrews 9:22, what is required for forgiveness of sins?

The shedding of blood

According to Hebrews 8, why was a new covenant necessary?

The people did not remain faithful to the old covenant

Where does Jesus serve as high priest according to Hebrews 8?

The true tabernacle in heaven

Which Old Testament prophet is quoted in Hebrews 8?

Jeremiah

What is the role of Christ as a mediator in Hebrews 9?

To bring about the new covenant

What is written on the hearts in the new covenant?

God's law

How many times did Christ enter the Most Holy Place, according to Hebrews 9?

Once for all

Who built the ark by faith?

Noah

What does Hebrews 10:14 teach about Christ's offering?

it perfected for all time those who are being sanctified

Without faith, it is impossible to:

please God

What did Abraham do by faith?

offered his son Isaac

In Hebrews 10, what is said about the law?

It is a shadow of good things to come

Hebrews 11 teaches that Old Testament saints:

looked forward to a heavenly country

According to Hebrews 11:1, faith is:

The assurance of things hoped for

What warning is given in Hebrews 10:26-31?

Do not sin deliberately after knowing the truth

What is the response expected of believers in Hebrews 10:22-25?

Draw near, hold fast, and stir up one another to love and good works

Discipline from God proves that we are:

His legitimate children

What does Hebrews 13:4 say about marriage?*

It should be honored by all

According to Hebrews 13, how should believers treat their church leaders?

Obey and submit to them

What attribute of God closes Hebrews 12?

God is a consuming fire

Why does God discipline His children according to Hebrews 12?

To train them in holiness

What does Hebrews 13:1 command?

Love one another as brothers

Hebrews 13:8 teaches that Jesus is:

The same yesterday, today, and forever

What does Hebrews 12:1-2 exhort believers to do?

Run the race with endurance and look to Jesus

Hebrews 12 compares Mount Sinai to:

Mount Zion

Why is the old covenant considered inferior in Hebrews 8-10?

It could not take away sins

In Hebrews 11, how were Old Testament saints justified?

By faith

Why is Jesus' priesthood better than that of Levi?

He offered Himself as a perfect sacrifice

What is the city longed for by those of faith in Hebrews 11?

A heavenly city

What does "mediator" mean in Hebrews?

One who stands between God and man

What does the tearing of the veil symbolize in Hebrews?

Open access to God through Christ

What does Hebrews 9 say Christ entered after His death?

The heavenly holy place

What attribute of Jesus assures us of His continued sufficiency?

His immutability

What does "covenant" refer to in Hebrews 8?

God's binding agreement with His people

What is the theological significance of Christ's once-for-all sacrifice?

It permanently secures salvation

Which of the following best summarizes the message of Hebrews 8-13?

Cling to the new covenant in Christ and persevere in faith

According to Hebrews 12, why should believers run the race with endurance?

Because Jesus endured the cross

One who goes between two parties—Jesus is the mediator between God and man

Mediator

The act of making satisfaction for sin—fulfilled in Christ's death

Atonement

Trusting in the unseen promises of God, grounded in His Word

Faith

A binding agreement; in Scripture, God's redemptive plan

Covenant

God's unchanging nature

Immutability

Falling away from the faith after receiving knowledge of the truth

Apostasy

God's training of His children for holiness

Discipline

The earthly tent where priests ministered, symbolic of heaven

Tabernacle

Being declared righteous through faith in Christ

Justification

The ongoing process of becoming more holy

Sanctification