QUESTIONS FOR HEBREWS FIVE:

1.       From where were those appointed high priests taken? (vs. 1)

2.       What is the high priest to offer? (vs. 1)

3.       Who is he appointed for? (vs. 1)

4.       How does he deal with the ignorant and erring, and why? (vs. 2)

5.       For whom does the high priest offer for sins? (vs. 3)

6.       How did one become a high priest under the law of Moses? (vs. 4)

7.       Who made the Christ our high priest? (vs. 5)

8.       After what order was Christ made a priest? (vs. 6)

9.       To whom did Jesus earnestly offer up prayers and supplications? (vs. 7)

10.     Was he heard? (vs. 7)

11.     What did Jesus learn, and how? (vs. 8)

12.     When Jesus was thus made perfect, what did he become? (vs. 9)  to whom? (vs. 9)

13.     Who was Paul wanting to discuss in this matter of the high priest? (vs. 11)

14.     Why couldn’t Paul discuss these things without some fear they would not learn? (vs. 11)

15.     What should Christians be able to do after a reasonable amount of time? (vs. 12)

16.     How were these Christians characterized? (vs. 12-13)

17.     What did they need taught them again? (vs. 12)

18.     Was this a good thing?

19.     Who are those who still need the milk? (vs. 13)

20.     Who is the solid food for? (vs. 14)

21.     What are we by reason of use to have our senses to do? (vs. 14)

22.     What does it mean to “discern good and evil?”  (vs. 14)

MEMORY WORK:

Heb. 5:8-9;  11,  12-14