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Hebrews: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary

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Thomas Schreiner

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Focusing on the theological implications of Jesus' declaration "it is finished," this commentary offers a detailed analysis of Hebrews, emphasizing its logical structure and themes of promise and fulfillment. Schreiner explores key theological aspects, including the dual nature of Jesus, his role as priest, the significance of the new covenant, and the encouragement for perseverance in faith. Part of the Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary series, it provides an accessible and thorough examination of Hebrews within the context of redemptive history and its contributions to biblical theology.

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Titolo: Hebrews: Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary
Lingua: Inglese
Autori: Thomas Schreiner
Editore: Lexham Press
Pubblicato: 2021
Formato: Copertina rigida
Pagine: 560
ISBN13: 9781683594307
Tag: Saggistica, Esoterismo e religione, Religione, Manuali e guide, Teologia
Valutazione: 4,65 su 5
Descrizione: Focusing on the theological implications of Jesus' declaration "it is finished," this commentary offers a detailed analysis of Hebrews, emphasizing its logical structure and themes of promise and fulfillment. Schreiner explores key theological aspects, including the dual nature of Jesus, his role as priest, the significance of the new covenant, and the encouragement for perseverance in faith. Part of the Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary series, it provides an accessible and thorough examination of Hebrews within the context of redemptive history and its contributions to biblical theology.