The book of Hebrews presents a powerful portrait of Jesus Christ's superiority, addressing Jewish Christians tempted to revert to Judaism due to persecution. It emphasizes that Jesus fulfills and surpasses Old Testament figures and systems, including prophets, angels, Moses, and the Aaronic priesthood, establishing Him as the ultimate revelation of God and the eternal High Priest. The letter also warns against drifting away, unbelief, and failing to endure, urging believers to hold fast to their faith in Christ. With encouragement drawn from the faith of Old Testament heroes, Hebrews points to Jesus as the "author and finisher" of faith, calling Christians to remain steadfast and fix their eyes on Him,