Hebrews 6—A Call to Maturity

The problem was that some were not moving beyond the basics and therefore were in danger of slipping back into _______________ and self-salvation.

Pharisees in Jesus' time created extensive, rigid oral traditions—often called "fences" around the law—that became nearly impossible for _______________ to follow.

Strict legalism leads to pride and _______________.

Faith is not just belief; it is a verb demonstrated through _______________.

In the Old Testament, many events served as types or _______________ of baptism.

In the New Testament there were a variety of baptisms: the baptism of John, the new covenant baptism of Jesus, and the baptism of _______________.

In the Old Testament, _______________ was a symbolic act representing the transfer of authority, the passing of a blessing, or the identification with a sacrifice.

_______________ highlights the ultimate hope of life after death.

Neglecting the message of _______________ brought by Jesus is a grave matter with lasting consequences.

The key to _______________ is consistency, perseverance in doing those things we know will bring us closer to God, such as Bible reading/study, prayer, fellowship, service, and stewardship under the instruction of the Holy Spirit.

Bible scholars, theologians, and commentators regard this _______________ as one of the most difficult, debated, and misunderstood passages in the entire Bible.

To share in the Holy Spirit is to be _______________ with the Holy Spirit.

Jesus promises that no one can _______________ believers out of His or the Father's hand.

Failure to grow in maturity leads to a state where repentance becomes _______________.

If a person remains unwilling to turn away from their sinful behavior or to submit to God, they cannot engage in _______________.