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Hebrews is the only epistle in the New Testament that is truly _______________?
Anonymous
Who did Clement of Alexandria believe the author was?
Paul
Who did Clement believe translated the book?
Luke
Who did Origen believe wrote it?
The thoughts were Paul's but the composition was someone else
Who did Tertullian believe wrote it?
Barnabas
Who did Luther believe wrote it?
Apollos
Who did William Ramsay believe wrote it?
Philip the evangelist
Who did Adolf Harnack believe wrote it?
Aquila and Priscilla
What is the earliest external reference for dating?
Clement of Rome in his commentary, "Epistle to the Corinthians" dated 96 AD
What do internal references to the Jewish sacrificial system indicate?
a date prior to the destruction of the Jerusalem temple by Titus in 70 AD
Who do the recipients seem to be?
second-generation Christians who have been believers for a considerable period of time
What is the most likely date?
65 AD
Who does the book identify as its recipients?
It doesn't
What is assumed by this book?
great familiarity with the Jewish sacrificial system
A minority of the recipients were not yet Christians and were in danger of rejecting Christ's sacrifice in favor of what?
their traditions
What is the location?
It's unknown
What locations have been suggested
1) Jerusalem
2) Rome
3) Alexandria
4) Caesarea
5) Antioch
6) Ephesus
What does the author call the work?
a word of exhortation
What is a word of exhortation?
a form of sermon used in synagogue worship
Hebrews is a Jewish-Christian __________?
Midrash
What is a Jewish-Christian midrash?
an exposition of Old Testament passages
What is the theme of Hebrews?
Jesus our great High Priest
Jesus is proved to be better than:
1) the prophets
2) the angelic beings
3) Moses
4) Aaron
5) Joshua
6) the Levitical priests
What is a characteristic phrase of Hebrews?
"better than"
Jesus and his new order are contrasted with what?
all that has gone before Him
What is the purpose in writing the epistle?
to call the readers to move toward Christian maturity