Bible Lessons

In this final section of the Hebrew epistle, the author implores his Jewish readers to consider the facts he has laid before them and, in light of the evidence he has presented, stay faithful to the Lord Jesus no matter what hardships they face as a result of their conversion. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Hebrews 12 speaks to the Jewish Christians struggling to stay faithful, and encourages them not only to power through, but take joy in their suffering. B-roll By: Videezy.com

This section of Hebrews is commonly referred to as the "Hall of Fame of Faith," and explains how all the heroes of the Old Testament were pointing mankind toward the revelation of Jesus Christ. B-roll By: Videezy.com

This chapter of Hebrews discusses the intricacies of salvation through Christ and how that relates to the Old Law. B-roll By: Videezy.com

When the Jewish Christians of the first century started to abandon the gospel in favor of the Old Law, this chapter explained that the Law of Moses was just foreshadowing for the coming Messiah. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Hebrews 8 discusses the "New Covenant" foretold in Jeremiah 31:27-34 and explains how Jesus is the fulfillment of that prophesy. B-roll By: Videezy.com

In its seventh chapter, the book of Hebrews expounds on the idea of Jesus as a priest after the order of Melchizedek and how that differs from the Levitical priesthood. B-roll By: Videezy.com

This chapter of Hebrews discusses spiritual maturity and perseverance of those struggling with their faith. B-roll By: Videezy.com

In this chapter, the Hebrew author discusses Jesus being in the lineage of the order of the priest and King of Salem, Melchizedek from the story of Abraham. B-roll By: Videezy.com

In the fourth chapter of Hebrews, the author introduces the concept of Jesus as "The Great High Priest" that supersedes Aaron and his successors. B-roll By: Videezy.com

In this chapter, the author discusses how Jesus is greater even than the law of Moses.

Caleb's father, John Colquitt, fills in to teach his Bible class on Hebrews 2, which encourages Christians to persist in their faith. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Caleb discusses Hebrews 1 and the concept of Jesus being more powerful than the angels that the Jews held in such high esteem. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Caleb gives an introduction to the book of Hebrews. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Caleb teaches a class about the time James and John's mother asked Jesus to have her sons sit at his right and left in Matthew 20:21-28. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Caleb discusses Jesus washing the apostle's feet in John 13:7-20. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Caleb goes over Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus where he equates his own sacrifice to a story from Numbers 20. B-roll By: Videezy.com

The third and final part of Caleb's series on the three primary virtues of Christianity. This lesson explores the significance of love to Christians. B-roll By: Videezy.com

The second part of Caleb's series on the three primary virtues of Christianity. This lesson explores the significance of hope in a Christian's walk with Christ. B-roll By: Videezy.com

The first part of Caleb's series on the three primary virtues of Christianity. This lesson explores the significance of faith in the Christian life. B-roll By: Videezy.com

Caleb teaches a class on the "Coming of the Son of Man" which Jesus foretells in Matthew 24:29-31, Mark 13:24-27, and Luke 21:25-28. This was a part of the "Red Letter Doctrine of Christ" series hosted by the Dalraida Church of Christ. Watch more great Bible content by the Dalraida Church of Christ by visiting their YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnpcwxHA1QjmeNautWPT0Yg If you'd like to learn more about the Dalraida Church of Christ or would like to attend classes or worship in person, visit their website: www.dalraida.org B-roll By: Videezy.com