Reese N.T. Epistles - Hebrews

These commentaries are a great resource for the study of New Testament history and have been adapted in many Bible colleges as a textbook. The Bible notes are excellent and clear, and the numerous special studies bring valuable information to the forefront that seldom makes it into a single volume.

Hebrews is one of the great sources for instruction in Christian faith, and for exhortations to faithfulness to Christ and His message.  From start to finish, the writer of Hebrews demonstrates the superiority of Jesus Christ, His message, and His covenant.

The Introductory Studies discuss special questions raised about Hebrews by form critics (i.e., literary and rhetorical analysts of Biblical literature) regarding the structure of the book, in order to answer the question, Is Hebrews a treatise, a sermon, or an epistle?  The topic of covenants and covenant theology is addressed in a special Appendix.  Importantly, this commentary provides a unique and compelling outline for the book, based on the exposition of key Old Testament passages central to each section of Hebrews and the summary explanations provided by the Hebrews writer himself at 8:1 and 13:22.

This volume has been reprinted and has a white hardcover with black type on it. (picture may not accurately reflect the color)