Analysis Of The Chapter
In Hebrews 5:10, the apostle had introduced the name of Melchizedek,
and said that Christ was made an high priest after the same order as
he. He added, that he had much to say...
Christ, as an eternal High Priest after the order of Melchisedek, is
superior to the Levitic High Priest
Historic reference to Melchisedek (1 4). His Priesthood typically
superior to that of Aaron in...
CHRIST'S SUPERIOR PRIESTHOOD
-- Hebrews 7:1-28 --
We have already been introduced to the idea that Christ was made a
high priest after the order of Melchizedek. The writer had much to say
about that...
_CHRIST JESUS IS A PRIEST AFTER THE ORDER OF MELCHISEDECH; AND SO, FAR
MORE EXCELLENT THAN THE PRIESTS OF AARON'S ORDER._
_Anno Domini 63._
IN the preceding chapter, the apostle proposed to go on wi...
_MULTIPLE CHOICE OVER CHAPTER SEVEN_
1.
Melchizedek:
1.
Was king of Judah.
2.
King of love.
3.
King of Abraham.
4.
King of Salem.
2.
Melchizedek:
1.
Was without mother and father.
2.
W...
The subject of Christ's priesthood is resumed; the interpolated
admonition (Hebrews 5:11 to Hebrews 6:20) having been skilfully
brought round to a second mention of Melchizedek. The chief reason for
i...
INTRODUCTION TO HEBREWS 7
The apostle having made mention of Melchizedek in the latter part of
the preceding chapter, proceeds in this to give some account of him,
and of the excellency of his priest...
THERE are almost as many different analyses given of this chapter as
there are commentators upon it; and sometimes the same person
proposeth sundry of them, without a determination of what he
principa...
* A comparison between the priesthood of Melchizedec and that of
Christ. (1-3) The excellence of Christ's priesthood above the
Levitical priesthood is shown. (4-10) This is applied to Christ.
(11-25)...
GENERAL
The next four Chapter s deal with questions that must have been of
great concern to many Jewish Christians in those early days as the
Good News about Jesus won many Jews to a following of Him,...
Hebrews 7:1-28. Resuming his argument, the writer proceeds to show
that Jesus, belonging as He did to the order of Melchisedec, is
superior to Aaron. In proving his point he first (1) treats of the
pr...