Hebrews 10:1-18 - Jesus: A Better Sacrifice
1. What is one thing you would buy at a very high price if paying that price meant you never had to pay for it again?
2. In what way was the Law of Moses glaringly inadequate? (10:1-2)
3. What function did the annual sacrifices serve? Why? (10:3-4)
4. Why wasn't God pleased with the sacrifices and offerings of the old covenant? (10:5-6)
5. What was the attitude of Christ when He came into the world? (10:7)
6. If God neither desired nor was pleased with old covenant sacrifices, why did the Israelites make them? (10:8)
7. What role does a believer play in earning God's approval? (10:9-14)
8. How did the new covenant change the way God motivates His people to live for Him? (10:16)
9. What effect did the sacrifice of Christ have on the way God views our sins? (10:17)
10. Why are additional sacrifices for sin unnecessary? (10:18)
11. What has Christ done for us?
12. Why do Christians still feel guilt when God says He forgives and forgets their transgressions?
13. How does being cleansed of sin by Christ change us?
14. What do you think prompted or motivated Jesus to make the sacrifice He made?
15. In what sense have we "been made holy" (10:10) while at the same time "are being made holy" (10:14)?
16. In what specific areas of your life today do you need to follow the example of Christ in saying, "I have come to do your will, O God"?
17. When could you speak with a friend or relative who would be encouraged by the truths of this passage?
1. What is one thing you would buy at a very high price if paying that price meant you never had to pay for it again?
2. In what way was the Law of Moses glaringly inadequate? (10:1-2)
3. What function did the annual sacrifices serve? Why? (10:3-4)
4. Why wasn't God pleased with the sacrifices and offerings of the old covenant? (10:5-6)
5. What was the attitude of Christ when He came into the world? (10:7)
6. If God neither desired nor was pleased with old covenant sacrifices, why did the Israelites make them? (10:8)
7. What role does a believer play in earning God's approval? (10:9-14)
8. How did the new covenant change the way God motivates His people to live for Him? (10:16)
9. What effect did the sacrifice of Christ have on the way God views our sins? (10:17)
10. Why are additional sacrifices for sin unnecessary? (10:18)
11. What has Christ done for us?
12. Why do Christians still feel guilt when God says He forgives and forgets their transgressions?
13. How does being cleansed of sin by Christ change us?
14. What do you think prompted or motivated Jesus to make the sacrifice He made?
15. In what sense have we "been made holy" (10:10) while at the same time "are being made holy" (10:14)?
16. In what specific areas of your life today do you need to follow the example of Christ in saying, "I have come to do your will, O God"?
17. When could you speak with a friend or relative who would be encouraged by the truths of this passage?
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