This scholarly work provides a detailed analysis of the books of Hebrews and the general epistles from a theological and historical perspective. The author provides a wealth of background information on the authors, audiences, and cultural contexts of these important New Testament texts. This is an essential reference for scholars and anyone interested in the Bible and Christian history.
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