Better Than Melchizedek

GOI Bible Study

Have you ever wondered about the depth and meaning of Jesus as our High Priest? In this Bible study of Hebrews 5, where we explore the profound connection between Christ’s perfection, suffering, and His role as our eternal High Priest. Through this study, we’ll discover why spiritual maturity requires moving beyond basic understanding into deeper waters of faith.

And being made perfect, he became the source of eternal salvation to all who obey him, Hebrews 5:9


It's written on our hearts, in our minds, in our lives, and above all that else our salvation is written in the Lamb's Book of life in heaven.

  • The text was written specifically to those with Jewish background
  • Perfect in Greek meant “complete” or “fit for purpose”
  • High priests were intermediaries between man and God
  • Divine appointment was crucial for priesthood
  • Christ’s suffering made Him fit for purpose as our High Priest
  • Spiritual maturity requires moving from “milk” to “solid food”
  • Jesus demonstrated humility by not glorifying Himself
  • Prayer was central to Jesus’s ministry

being designated by God a high priest after the order of Melchizedek. Hebrews 5:10


We should be out there in the waves not waiting on the shore.

Throughout this Bible study, we see Jesus portrayed as the perfect High Priest who truly understands human suffering through His own experiences. His perfection wasn’t about flawlessness but about being completely fit for His divine purpose. The study challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith into deeper spiritual waters, reminding us that Jesus’s role as High Priest isn’t just a theological concept but a deeply personal aspect of our relationship with God.


    Bible References

  • Hebrews 5:9
  • Leviticus 10
  • Matthew 26:36-46
  • Matthew 4:1-11
  • Exodus 29
  • Ezekiel 47:1-12

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