BI-324 Hebrews, General Letters and Revelation

Hebrews, James, Peter, John, Jude and Revelation were written to churches under pressure. Learn what God says through them to tired, tested and troubled believers.

This course follows two WWES textbooks, Hebrews and the General Letters and Revelation. It begins with Hebrews, which answers believers tempted to drift back by showing the greatness of Christ. Then it shows how James and Paul describe one faith, and how John and Jude test teachers without becoming harsh. It ends with Revelation, read by its kind of writing and its Old Testament background, from the Lamb on the throne to the city without a temple.

What you will study

• Hebrews: the Son greater than angels, Moses and the priests
• The better covenant, the perfect sacrifice and the life of faith
• James: faith that does what it knows, and care for the poor
• 1 and 2 Peter: living stones in exile, and false prophets
• The letters of John and Jude: truth, love and testing teachers
• Suffering and hope: endurance grounded in Christ
• Revelation: the seven churches, the throne room and the Lamb
• The main ways Christians read Revelation and the end

Course materials

• Hebrews and the General Letters, a WWES textbook
• Revelation, a WWES textbook
• The Bible