Hello, my friends. Welcome to another episode of Follow Him. My name is Hank Smith. I'm your host. I'm here with my first class co host, John.

By the way, John, we're back for another week to follow him.

First class scouting was great. Yeah. Yes, we're back. That's about as far as you got.

Okay.

John, we are going to be in the second half of the book of Hebrews. We spent last week with Dr. Matt Gray.

John, what stood out to you? What's something you remember from our lesson?

Okay. First of all, I just remember Hebrews being more elevated than other epistles of Paul.

He even had to read it a little slower.

I was surprised at how often Hebrews quotes the Old Testament. It's like every other sentence.

And if you don't know your Old Testament very well, you might miss the point of the book.

One point stood out to me, though, which was in Hebrews chapter two, John, you remember this.

At the end of Hebrews chapter two, we tied it into Alma 7. I know you love Alma 7 as much as I do.

And here is like almost an extended version or extra footage for Alma chapter seven in Hebrews 218.

For in that he himself has suffered being tempted, he is able to sucker them that are tempted.

That feels right out of Alma 7, doesn't it?

John, we're joined today by a wonderful scriptorian friend of mine.

We're here with Dr. Phil Allred.

Phil, what are we looking forward to today for the second half of Hebrews?

Wonderful. The author of the book of Hebrews is bearing a twin witness of Jesus Christ.

He is our hope because he took on us the same nature as we have.

That was developed in chapter two.

Again, in chapter four, we have this high priest that can be touched with the feeling of our infirmities.

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