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*The only interesting coincidental argument is that Hebrews is the same length as the walk to Emmaus.  However, this doesn't prove that Christ was the author.  It could just as easily have been one of those whom HEARD Christ on that walk, or even someone whom they shared it with.  Given the brilliance of the entire discussion, is it any wonder that the two who heard Christ that day shared this with numerous people?

*The only interesting coincidental argument is that Hebrews is the same length as the walk to Emmaus.  However, this doesn't prove that Christ was the author.  It could just as easily have been one of those whom HEARD Christ on that walk, or even someone whom they shared it with.  Given the brilliance of the entire discussion, is it any wonder that the two who heard Christ that day shared this with numerous people?

== Objections -- and Rebuttals to the Objections ==

== Other Objections -- and Rebuttals to the Objections ==

But of course there are many reasons which shed doubt on such an idea:

But of course there are many reasons which shed doubt on such an idea: