When I went to graduate school, we were taught that Mark is the oldest Gospel while Matthew and Luke copied Mark, and that Mark came from a theoretical source named Q (after German word “quelle” ...

Facing unexpected life changes can plunge individuals into a sea of uncertainty, but there's solace in Hebrews 13:8, which ...

When you consider the wide agreement among biblical scholars about who wrote every other book of the New Testament, it’s a little mysterious that we don’t know who wrote Hebrews. There are a handful ...

How do I respond to what Jesus has done for me? It truly is an appropriate question to ask, especially when we consider the magnitude of selfless love that Christ displayed on the cross. In fact, ...

The author of Hebrews turns from directly addressing his audience to speak primarily in aorist participles about others in these verses. The string of participles describe them as once being ...

The Epistle to the Hebrews is one that has perplexed Christians for generations. The letter is unlike anything seen in the rest of the New Testament, and uses typology and symbolism to communicate the ...

In 1993, as a visiting research student at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, I read for the first time a passage in the rabbinical text Midrash Tanchuma, a text that has influenced me profoundly.

Episode 143: 20 th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year C In today’s episode, we focus four details in the second reading and Gospel reading for this upcoming 20th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Year C that relate ...

An overview of the historical background and theology of Hebrews to help you develop your sermon series and apply it to your hearers. No other book of the New Testament has generated more speculation ...