Hebrews 13:1, Divers admonitions as to charity; Hebrews 13:4, to honest life; Hebrews 13:5, to avoid covetousness; Hebrews 13:7, to regard God’s preachers; Hebrews 13:9, to take heed of strange doctrines; Hebrews 13:10, to confess Christ; Hebrews 13:16, to give alms; Hebrews 13:17, to obey governors; Hebrews 13:18, to pray for the apostles; Hebrews 13:20, The conclusion.
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