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A book written by the brother of Jesus in which an emphasis on good deeds is seen as an important part of the Christian life; true faith is seen as being manifested in works
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This is what Hebrews says that Jesus Christ is as well being the High Priest who presides over it
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A brief New Testament book that addresses a situation of apostasy and then concludes with a beautiful doxology
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The author of two New Testament letters, both of which include warnings about heresies and heretical teachers. The first of those letters calls on believers to live a holy life because God who has called them is a holy God. As is the case with 2 Timothy, the second letter appears to be the author's farewell speech before his death.
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The falling away from one's former beliefs
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A way in which the Bible (including 2 Peter) refers to the Second Coming of Christ |
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The book of the Bible in which faith is defined and in which Jesus is presented as a heavenly High Priest who is the Mediator of the new covenant; Christianity is shown to be superior to the ancient traditions of Judaism
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A designation given to those New Testament letters which were originally written for a larger audience than just one particular church or person
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The chapter in Hebrews which contains several examples of faith (the "Faith Hall of Fame") from the Old Testament scriptures
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