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Notes
Because the hearers' are not mature (Hebrews 5:11–14), the author encourages them to go beyond basic teachings. These six basic teachings were fundamental parts of Jewish instruction. The author may be urging them to deepen their understanding of Christ, which he explains further in 7:1–10:25.
This message addresses the spiritual laziness of the recipients.
After starting to talk about the role of Jesus as high priest (Hebrews 5:1–10), the author addresses the audience with several encouragements (5:11–6:20). This change in the sermon or speech aimed to capture the listeners' attention.
Spiritual Maturity The Cities of Refuge The Spirit’s Presence
Glossary
Apostasy Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Forgiveness Hebrews, Letter to the Melchisedec Perseverance
Topics
Grace of God: Growth In Maturity Will of God, the Supreme Rule of Duty