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Hebrews: Christ is Superior
The Hebrews letter is one of the most intriguing books of the Bible. Many New Testament readers unfamiliar with the Old Testament may find its contents puzzling or irrelevant. However, Hebrews reveals the Bible is not a collection of unrelated stories but a unified story - the story of humanity's redemption through Jesus Christ. Hebrews unfolds the glorious tapestry of God's progressive revelation and its climax in Jesus, allowing us to see His superiority.
Nathan S. Whitley has traveled internationally as an evangelist and speaker and presently serves as Associate Pastor of First Apostolic Church in Knoxville, Tennessee. Pastor Whitley's website has become a destination for students of Scripture, and his writings have been published in several periodicals. His other works include The Lost Art of Spiritual Disciplines, I Studies in the I AM Declarations of Jesus Christ, and Five Steps to Effective Prayer. Together with his wife, Ashley, daughter, and beloved dog, Hoosier, they love proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ. For more information, check out nswhitley.com
Nathan S. Whitley has traveled internationally as an evangelist and speaker and presently serves as Associate Pastor of First Apostolic Church in Knoxville, Tennessee. Pastor Whitley's website has become a destination for students of Scripture, and his writings have been published in several periodicals. His other works include The Lost Art of Spiritual Disciplines, I Studies in the I AM Declarations of Jesus Christ, and Five Steps to Effective Prayer. Together with his wife, Ashley, daughter, and beloved dog, Hoosier, they love proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ. For more information, check out nswhitley.com
108 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 2, 2021
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May 11, 2022
Excellent resource for thematic study on Hebrews. I wish he would have dove in with a little more because the content was great. I was disappointed it ended so quickly. Whitley’s last chapter comparing the Tabernacle to the Gospel of John was fantastic
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