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Analysis.

Analysis.
l. Christ Superior to the Prophets.
Chapter I1-3.-1. The old prophetic
messages desultory and in piecemeal.
the new message in fullness and with
superior. even divine, attestation Ill,
2, and 20.
.. The prophets, merely human. sue
ceeded by the Son of God. who is Gl
heir of all things. CD creator, go pos
seSSeS divine effulgence, "a images
forth the divine substance. 90 is the
omnipotent sustainer, 90 provides for
putting away human sin. and GD
nenceforth has divine enthronement
~. 81.
IL Christ Superior to the Angels
Chapter 1.4-1i and 2.5-1s-1. Superior
in nature and being G.4-5).
.. The angels pay Him divine wor-
ship 90.
;. They are simply servants III
and 40. while Christ has supreme en-
thronement and government U.S-9.
4. Christ. creator. sustainer and tTi-
umphant victor u.lo-13).
Elaboration to give the more ear
nest heed to the message from sucE
Messenger and to those whom ie com
missions and miraculously authenti-
Gates, for terrible fate awaits nag
Letters t2.1-4.l
>. His superiority not disnaraged
by His earthly incarnation and hum,I-
iation. for by it He effects the suner-
angelic eNaltation OF humanity l25-ls).
Ill Christ Superior to Nose; aud
Joshua, the chiefest Outstanding Fig
ures of the Old Disnensation Chapters
and 4.l-13.-1. Christ. the Son. SUI
perior to Moses as servant Glib
2. Moses leadership. because of Is
raeIs unbelief, was a faIl.i.e m i,s
accomplishments t37-I9). bus 4 bette.
result 41-o will come unde~ '-hrist =
leadership as captain Of salvation
C2-1G).
3. Joshua's failure in securing rest
to the people of God Christ achieves
d.S13l.
~. Christ's Priesthood Superior to
the Levitcal and All Other Priesthoods
Chapters Ala to s.5.-l, Jesus. True
Compa ssionate High Priest t4.14-1S).
:. The office of high priest OLD
J. christ's priesthood typified by the
great. mysterious. outside kins-pries
Melchisedec t5.5-1Ob.
lExhortation to deep study of the
progress in knowledge of doctrin.
% Isl and utter faithfulness ts9-l2p
Chrlsts priestly office has con-
nrmation superior to that of Melchise-
dee t6.13-20).
3. The Melchsedec royal priesthood
typifying Christ's. greater than the
Aaronic for Aaron in Abraham paid
uthes TO Melchisedec t1.1-l0).
s. The Aaronic priesthood though
typifyinG that of Christ. failed to ac-
complish what was desired ,1.I1-2sD
!. Christ's priesthood actually accom-
plished what both the preceding priest
hoods Swallowed forth in type tS1-5D.
Y. The New Covenant Superior TO the
Old. Chapters Sc to 10.1S.-l The old
faulty. the new faultless $50.
>. The new substantiated by better
promises tS.10-13D.
3. The new, of which previous priest
hoods were typical, carries a better
and service (9.1-lOD.
a. The new by its sufficient expia
.
God possible OILED. and the saliva
tory provision complete t9.23-2SD
5. The old. variously inadequate. the
new completely accomplishes all that
is needful 10.1-1S).
Elaboration 10 fullest confidence and
increasing faithfulness G0.19-o5l. en-
forced by most sacred sanctions and i'm
pending fearful consequences t1O26-3g)l
VI. The Superiority of the Operative
Principle of Faith. Chapters IL and
12.--1. The sphere of faiths opera
ton G1.l-3).
.. Such faith illustrated by Abel
Abraham and sara G11.s-Iap. Isaac.
Jacob and Joseph 11.20-22), Moses and
his people G123-29), Joshua and the
lsraelites u1.3O). Rahab G1SD, and
numerous other Old Testament heroes
(11.32-40).
3. Various lessons from all this to
those coming after. who have Jesus the
supernal and clear-cut object of faith
ll2.l-29D.
VII. Conclusion. Chapter ID. In
of the Practical Graces and
Duties of Brotherly Love G3.D.-Kind-
ness to strangers II2), sympathy
with the afflicted I1.3), chastity
l11.4), uncovetousness and content
nent 11.5, 81.
. Hold to the teaching and example
If departed Christian instructors
l117-1D.
s. Personal communications Oils
I'd.
4. Apostolic benediction G1.e5).
Or Christ's superiority In His person.
and work may be analytically traced
n the chapters sentative:
/. Christ, the Divine and Eternal
Son of God.
III. Christ. the Captain of our SAL
walton.
III. Christ. the Head of His House.
~. Christ, the Rest of His People
V. Christ, Our Great High Priest
VI. Christ, Our Forerunner.
VII. Christ. Our Living Intercessor.
VII. Christ. the Mediator of the New
Covenant
IN. Christ. Our Perfect Sacrifice
y. Christ Perfecting Forever Them
That are Sanctified
NJ. Christ, the Only Object of Faith
MI. Christ. the Princely Leader and
Pattern of Faith.
XII. Christ the Great Shepherd of His
Sheep.