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Hebrews

A letter-length argument that the Son is greater than the angels, greater than Moses, and a high priest of a different order than Aaron's, the order of Melchizedek. It works mostly by quoting and explaining the Hebrew scriptures, comparing the old tent, its priests and its repeated sacrifices with a single offering made once, and it breaks off again and again to warn the readers not to drift or give up. It ends with a list of people who lived by faith, instructions on how to treat one another, and greetings.

Teaching Hebrews? What each passage says, claim by claim, for every chapter.