Jesus Christ ... Greater Than All: Studies in Hebrews (Believer's Bible Lessons)

Hebrews in the New Testament is the Holy Spirit's exposition of the drama of redemption appearing in the pages of the Old Testament. If we think of Leviticus and the Epistle to the Hebrews as the lips of God, they speak forth the glories and wonders of a promised Redeemer now come, and of a foreshadowed redemption now accomplished. They speak eloquently of a rest for the people of God now made available to all who believe on His name. In approaching the study of Hebrews, the writer is aware of the many interesting questions that surface. Questions as to authorship and to whom the epistle is addressed abound; and as one approaches these matters, he must do so with charity and with a willingness for those who hold other views on the above points to do so without harsh criticism on our part ... The epistle is written primarily to Hebrews who had stepped out of the ranks of Judaism to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior ... [and] with due respect for all who have researched this question, I accept Paul as the writer of the epistle. [From the author's Introduction]