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Studies in Hebrews

Name: Studies in Hebrews
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Author: Hoeksema Mark H. Hoeksema
ISBN: 9781944555283

by Hoeksema Mark H. Hoeksema

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98 pages
Publisher: Reformed Free Publishing Association
14 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm

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For anyone finding the book of Hebrews difficult

Explains the core link between Old and New Testaments

Helps you grow in faith through deeper understanding

An accessible study guide that clarifies the relationship between the Old and New Testaments.

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The epistle to the Hebrews is one of the more difficult books of the Bible to interpret. Yet it is important to study, primarily because it helps us to understand the relation between the Old and New Testaments. Those who sometimes struggle with the interpretation, but who nevertheless persevere, will find in Hebrews the rich fruit of learning and edification. The main theme of Hebrews is the relation between the Old Testament and the New Testament. Two sub-themes present themselves. One is the concept better, a term used twelve times in the epistle to help define the relation between the testaments. The other is the emphasis on faith as contrasted with sight. This theme runs throughout the epistle and is particularly evident in the classic chapter eleven.