How hebrews adds to our understanding of the person

Assignment:

Make sure your work is orginal:

For your initial post, discuss the following:

Explain how Hebrews adds to our understanding of the person and work of Jesus- specifically with respect to his role as our High Priest.
List and discuss all the persons, systems, and things that "Jesus is better than" in Hebrews.
Finally, discuss the advise that 1 Peter gives to those who are suffering on account of their faith.

Reference and cite 6.1a PDF: The Epistle of I Peter and 6.1b PDF: The Epistle of Hebrews:

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