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Hebrews
Ἑβραίους · Hebraious
How Jesus is greater than everything that came before him, and an anchor for tired hearts.
This is epsilon, the first letter of Ἑβραίους (Hebraious), meaning “To the Hebrews.” It’s the Greek name the first readers knew.
Any page is a good place to begin.A gentle place to start
Hebrews 1, then 11–12
Read slowly, as much or as little as you like. Notice one thing about God. That’s plenty for today.
Read slowly, as much or as little as you like. Notice one thing about God. That’s plenty for today.
Lessons on this site

Theotokos: The Title Is About Jesusthe deep end

What Did God Do on Day 8?the deep end

Dying Under the Lord of Lifenext step

Look Where the Finger Pointsstart here

Milk Is Not an Insultstart here

Words You’ll See Herestart here
Free tools
Read HebrewsBerean Standard Bible, free
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Compare translationsBibleGateway
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Look closer at a wordSTEP Bible, free
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Coming to the Shed
Maps and timeline for HebrewsComing
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