Hebrews 1:1-4 | Bible Study Questions

Read Hebrews 1:1-4
What characters do you see?
1. What pronouns are there? (He, She, Them, etc.)
2. Can you identify who the pronouns are speaking of?
What time indicators are mentioned?
Do you notice any comparisons or contrasts?

Who are the "Fathers"? Wo are "the Prophets"? Who is "us"?
What do you think these last days are referring to?
What are the 2 eras of history that the time indicators are pointing us to?
1. Why do you think the author wants to draw our attention to?
What do we learn about the Son?
1. What works has he done?
2. What's the connection between Father and Son?
3. How did the Son make purification for sin?
  1. What do you think it signifies that "he sat down" after doing so?
What's the connection between the Son and the Angels?

What application does the author give? [no imperatives...]
1. So then what should we take away from these verses?
Flip ahead to Hebrews 2:1 and read it. This warning gets us closer to the author's main point for the people he's writing to--"Listen" and "Don't fall away"
1. How might understanding who Jesus is in Hebrews 1:1-4 cause you to "listen" to him and not "fall away" from him?
2. How can you take steps this week in these things?
Pray in light of this passage and about any applications you have made
Sing Speak O Lord to God and to one another.

Read Hebrews 1:1-4
What characters do you see?
1. What pronouns are there? (He, She, Them, etc.)
2. Can you identify who the pronouns are speaking of?
What time indicators are mentioned?
Do you notice any comparisons or contrasts?

Who are the "Fathers"? Wo are "the Prophets"? Who is "us"?
What do you think these last days are referring to?
What are the 2 eras of history that the time indicators are pointing us to?
1. Why do you think the author wants to draw our attention to?
What do we learn about the Son?
1. What works has he done?
2. What's the connection between Father and Son?
3. How did the Son make purification for sin?
  1. What do you think it signifies that "he sat down" after doing so?
What's the connection between the Son and the Angels?

What application does the author give? [no imperatives...]
1. So then what should we take away from these verses?
Flip ahead to Hebrews 2:1 and read it. This warning gets us closer to the author's main point for the people he's writing to--"Listen" and "Don't fall away"
1. How might understanding who Jesus is in Hebrews 1:1-4 cause you to "listen" to him and not "fall away" from him?
2. How can you take steps this week in these things?
Pray in light of this passage and about any applications you have made
Sing Speak O Lord to God and to one another.