As the Law passed from the angels to Moses, so too does our author as he takes focus on the supremacy of Jesus over Moses, the prophet. The exodus, law and tabernacle, which will become central themes for the book, all began through what God did with Moses. Could Jesus be greater then him?

The author begins the book by focussing us on Jesus and showing his superiority to Angels. The belief that the Law was passed to Moses by angels begins the journey of seeing Jesus as the climax of the whole Exodus narrative. 

The first episode of the third series begins our journey into the Epistle to the Hebrews. 
In this first episode we explore the background to the book to set the scene for this incredible letter that draws our eyes and attention to Jesus. 

In the final episode of this series we complete the journey through the 7 signs that John has laid out. Jesus lays down his life as the Passover lamb, creation is complete as God rests on the seventh day and Jesus rises triumphantly into a new week, a new world!
May you believe and find life in his name. 

We focus on Jesus' incredibly intimate and powerful last moments with his disciples. While the darkness gathers in the background, Jesus pauses, teaches and prays. He knows he is about to depart and lovingly prays for his disciples and even for us. 

As Jesus enters Jerusalem for our final Passover he is met with celebration and betrayal, even from within his own disciples. John's account of the Passover begins with the act of washing the disciples feet. He has come to serve in ways that they do not yet understand, even to those who are betraying him. 

Jesus hears the tragic news that his dear friend Lazarus is sick. The situation has become so hostile towards Jesus around Jerusalem that he knows  he will be risking his life  in order to save Lazarus'. Our 6th sign will draw us ever closer to moment when God will truly lay down his life in order to raise us from the dead. 

Our journey continues through the next few signs as Jesus feeds the multitude in the wilderness at Passover, begins the great I am statements of the Gospel. Trouble continues to brew and, in this part fo the book, culminates in the showdown between Jesus and the religious leaders who are sadly so far from receiving him.