This text's fourth chapter promises entry into God's "rest.
This text compares a mountain home to a "joyous assembly" of angels to a mountain burning with fire which even animals are not allowed to touch. Ruth Hoppin used a reference to "those from Italy" in this text to argue that it was written by a woman named Priscilla. This text's fourth chapter promises entry into God's "rest." This text defines faith as "the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen," and speaks of Christ as "of the order of Melchizedek," a man from Genesis who is mentioned eight times in this work. This text speaks of Christ as greater than the angels, Moses, and Joshua, and argues for treating Jesus as high priest. For 10 points, name this anonymous letter in the New Testament, which uses many Old Testament examples and is addressed to God's chosen people.
This text compares a mountain home to a "joyous assembly" of angels to a mountain burning with fire which even animals are not allowed to touch.
Epistle to the Hebrews [or Pros Hevraious]