The Epistle to the Hebrews: With Introduction and Notes

by E. C. Wickham

Publisher:

Methuen & Co.

, 1910

Overview

Providing a concise paraphrase of the text for elucidation of difficult passages, E. C. Wickham provides critical commentary on the authorship, purpose, and scope of the text. Wickham walks the reader through areas such as intent and scope of the text for further comprehension.

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Key Features

• Provides a concise paraphrase of the book of Hebrews
• Offers critical commentary on the purpose and scope of the text
• Analyzes the authorship of Hebrews

Contents

• Introduction
  • The Writer
  • Circumstances and Purpose of the Epistle
  • The Method of the Epistle
  • General Summary of the Contents
• Paraphrase of the Epistle
• Hebrews
• Appendix 1: The Gospel Tradition in the Epistle
• Appendix 2: The Two Sacraments in the Epistle
• Appendix 3: Use of the Epistle in the Prayer-Book

Product Details

• Title: The Epistle to the Hebrews: With Introduction and Notes
• Author: E. C. Wickham
• Publisher: Methuen & Co.
• Publication Date: 1910
• Pages: 234

About E. C. Wickham

E. C. Wickham (1834–1910) was educated at Winchester and New College, Oxford. Wickham went on to become headmaster of Wellington College, dean of Lincoln from 1894–1910, and honorary fellow of New College, Oxford.