according to modern biblical scholarship, clement of rome, barnabas, paul the apostle, and other names wrote book of hebrews in the bible.
according to modern biblical scholarship, clement of rome, barnabas, paul the apostle, and other names wrote book of hebrews in the bible.
according to modern biblical scholarship, wrote book of hebrews in the bible?
clement of rome, barnabas, paul the apostle, and other names
epistle to the hebrews









































the epistle to the hebrews, or letter to the hebrews, or in the greek manuscripts, simply to the hebrews ( πρὸς ἑβραίους) is one of the books of the new testament.









































the text is traditionally attributed to paul the apostle, but doubt on pauline authorship in the roman church is reported by eusebius. modern biblical scholarship considers its authorship unknown, perhaps written in deliberate imitation of the style of paul. although the writer's style reflects some characteristics of paul's writing, there are some differences.
epistle to the hebrews
enns garnered significant attention for his 2005 book "inspiration and incarnation: evangelicals and the problem of the old testament". his stated purpose for writing the book is “to bring an evangelical doctrine of scripture into conversation with the implications generated by some important themes in modern biblical scholarship—particularly the old testament—over the past 150 years”. enns’s primary audience is those readers who find it difficult to maintain their faith in god because “familiar and conventional” evangelical approaches often mishandle the challenges raised by modern biblical scholarship. enns writes that evangelicals commonly take a defensive posture to new ideas, and that such defenses are “exercises in special pleading, attempts to hold on to comfortable idea despite evidence that makes such ideas problematic. it is precisely the ineffectiveness of certain ways of thinking about the bible that can sometimes cause significant cognitive dissonance for christians who love and want to hold on to their bible, but who also feel the weight of certain kinds of evidence”.
peter enns