New Testament Survey Quiz on Hebrews

The letter to the Hebrews was written to Jewish Christians in Palestine.

Hebrews deals with the situation of the Jewish Christians in Palestine in the last few years before Jerusalem's destruction.

Hebrews were tempted to return to the Jewish religion because of persecution.

Christ became man in order that He might die for the sins of man and thereby free him from sin and death.

Hebrews argues the old Jewish faith has been fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

Christ is shown to be superior to the angels, Moses, Joshua, and priests.

Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant which is established upon better promises.

If one rejects Christ, there is no other hope for salvation.

The old covenant was weak because it could not take away sins permanently. Under the new covenant, our sins are removed forever.

Chapter eleven is called "the hall of fame of the heroes of faith."

Hebrews is a great book of faith. It presents Jesus Christ as God's last word to mankind.