by the end of the first century, unknown was proposed to have written the book of hebrews in the bible.
by the end of the first century, unknown was proposed to have written the book of hebrews in the bible.
by the end of the first century, who was proposed to have written the book of hebrews in the bible?
unknown
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by the end of the first century there was no consensus on the author’s identity. clement of rome, barnabas, paul the apostle, and other names were proposed. others later suggested luke the evangelist, apollos, or his teacher priscilla as possible authors.









































in the 3rd century, origen wrote of the letter,
epistle to the hebrews
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related articles:









































bullet::::- the letter to the hebrews in "biblical literature", encyclopædia britannica online.









































bullet::::- goodspeed's introductory analysis of "hebrews", 1908 at earlychristianwritings.com









































bullet::::- catholic encyclopedia: epistle to the hebrews









































bullet::::- "easton's bible dictionary" 1897: epistle to the hebrews









































bullet::::- holiness in hebrews – wayne g. mccown p. 58









































bullet::::- hebrews from the biblical resource database









































bullet::::- eusebius' church history 3.3.5 includes comment by eusebius on canonicity of hebrews and also extensive note by philip schaff on topic









































bullet::::- encyclopædia britannica: hebrews, epistle to the, 1911 version
epistle to the hebrews