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This chapter is one of the most recognized passages in the entire Bible, but it is often misunderstood and even overlooked. In it, the author defines faith and then follows that up with examples from the Old Testament.

This week’s lesson emphasizes Jesus’ all-sufficient sacrifice. Unlike the sacrifices under the old covenant, which had to be offered repeatedly, year after year, Jesus’ sacrifice was once for all.

The Jewish Christians who received this letter were being tempted to return to their Hebrew roots and worship God through the ancient religion of Judaism.