The Epistle to the Hebrews: Its Doctrine and Significance
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
Seeking to elucidate the underlying ideas and themes within the epistle to the Hebrews, E. F. Scott offers succinct exposition of the text. Asserting a clear distinction between Church doctrines and the influence of Hellenistic thought in the text, Scott examines the intended themes within the text.
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- Seeks to clarify the underlying ideas and themes within the book of Hebrews
- Offers succinct exposition of the text
- Examines the intended themes within Hebrews
- The Literary Problems
- Purpose and Character
- Theological Affinities
- The Religious Background
- The New Covenant
- The Two Ages and the Two Worlds
- The High-Priesthood of Christ
- The Nature of Christ
- Faith
- The Historical and Religious Value of the Epistle
- Title: The Epistle to the Hebrews: Its Doctrine and Significance
- Author: E. F. Scott
- Publisher: T&T Clark
- Publication Date: 1922
- Pages: 238
E. F. Scott (1868–1954) was professor of biblical theology and New Testament at Union Theological Seminary. Scott was well known for his authority on Christianity.