We move on to kind of the second major segment now of the book, and that is, having just

argue that Jesus is superior to the angels, we now need to show that Jesus is superior

to Moses.

That's going to be the theme of chapter 3 and the first part of our chapter 4.

So here we are chapter 3, verse 1.

Wherefore holy brothers and sisters, partakers of the heavenly calling, let's think about

this apostle, the sent one, and the high priest of our profession, Jesus Christ, another

beautiful term title that will be explored later in the book.

But now let's talk about Moses, who was faithful to him that appointed him as Moses was

faithful in all of his house.

Chapter 3 goes on to say, Moses was a faithful servant in God's house, so if we envision

the community as a house that was built for God's people, for God's children, Moses

was a faithful servant in that house, and we value that.

We appreciate that.

We love Moses, but Jesus is the son who will inherit the house.

Jesus is the heir to the estate.

So how much superior, how much better would it be to follow the heir of the estate than

one of the household servants?

And that's the metaphor that the author will use to assert that Jesus is in fact superior

to Moses.

And you can read in chapter 3, verses 2 through 6, about this house imagery, Moses truly

was a faithful servant in the house, and we value him for that, but verse 6, but Christ

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