1. What does it mean when it's said that Jesus is the "exact representation" of God's being? How does this impact your understanding of God and Jesus?

2. How does the author of Hebrews 1 establish Jesus' superiority over angels?

3. How does Jesus' role as the creator of the universe influence your perspective on His divine authority?

4. How does the fact that Jesus 'purified sins' and then 'sat down' impact your understanding of His redemptive work?

5. How does the portrayal of Jesus in Hebrews 1 enhance your relationship with Him?

6. In what ways does understanding Jesus' supremacy affect your day-to-day life?

7. How can we apply the superiority of Jesus over angels in our understanding of spiritual warfare?

8. How can the concept of Jesus sustaining all things through His powerful word comfort us in times of difficulty?

9. If Jesus is the ultimate revelation of God, how should that influence our approach to studying the Bible?

10. Why do you think the author emphasizes Jesus as an heir of all things? What does this signify about Jesus' role and authority?

11. How can the theme of Jesus' eternal rule provide hope in uncertain times?

12. How does knowing that Jesus is superior to all spiritual beings affect your prayer life?

13. How can understanding Jesus as the ultimate revelation of God affect your interactions with others who may have a different understanding of Jesus?

14. Given Jesus’ divinity and authority, how should that impact your decision-making processes?

15. How can the differences between Jesus and angels as presented in Hebrews 1 inform our understanding of the heavenly hierarchy?

16. How might knowing Jesus' supremacy offer comfort to someone going through a spiritual struggle?

17. What changes can you make in your life that reflect your belief in Jesus as the ultimate revelation of God?

18. How can the concept of Jesus' supremacy assist you in your evangelism efforts?

19. If Jesus is exalted above all creation, how does that influence your understanding of our role and responsibility towards the Earth and its resources?

20. How does Hebrews 1 enrich your understanding of the relationship between the Old Testament and the New Testament?