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[[Image:KJV 1611 Hebrews.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The 1611 edition of the [[King James Bible]] showing the opening of the Epistle to the Hebrews, with a mistaken attribution to Paul as the author.]]
[[Image:KJV 1611 Hebrews.jpg|right|thumb|250px|The 1611 edition of the [[King James Bible]] showing the opening of the Epistle to the Hebrews, with a mistaken attribution to Paul as the author.]]
The '''Epistle to the Hebrews''' is a book in the [[New Testament]], a flawless masterpiece superior in elegance and language purity to all of [[Greek]] literature. Extraordinarily persuasive and perfectly logical, this guided most of the [[New Testament]].<ref>See [[Mystery:Was Epistle to the Hebrews the Foundation of NT]]?</ref> '''''Only 4,953 words long, it's a life-changer to read'''''. It's a very [[manliness|manly]] text, expressed with powerful authority as [[Jesus]] taught.
The '''Epistle to the Hebrews''' is a book in the [[New Testament]], a flawless masterpiece superior in elegance and language purity to all of [[Greek]] literature. Extraordinarily persuasive and perfectly logical, this guided most of the [[New Testament]].<ref>See [[Mystery:Was Epistle to the Hebrews the Foundation of NT]]?</ref> '''''Only 4,953 words long, it's a life-changer to read'''''. It's a very [[manliness|manly]] text, expressed with powerful authority as [[Jesus]] taught.
The main theological theme of Hebrews is that Jesus Christ is supreme. Christ is superior to all of the elements and mediators of the Old Covenant (the Angels, Moses, Aaron, the earthly tabernacle/temple, etc.). Specifically, Christ is supreme as a revealer and mediator of God’s new covenant of [[grace]]. Other theological themes include: Doctrine of God, [[soteriology]] (Doctrine of [[salvation]]), anthropology (Doctrine of Human Beings), [[Christology]] (Doctrine of Christ) and an explanation of the dimensions of faith.<ref>[https://www.emmanuelcedarpark.church/blog/epistle-hebrews-christ-reigns-supreme/#:~:text=Theme%3A,God's%20new%20covenant%20of%20grace. An Introduction To The Epistle to the Hebrews] Emmanuel Presybyterian Church</ref><ref>[https://enterthebible.org/courses/hebrews/lessons/theological-themes-in-hebrews Theological Themes in Hebrews]</ref>
'''''Likely written soon after the [[Resurrection]]''''',<ref>See [[Date of Hebrews]].</ref> the author of this intellectual gem is a great mystery; baffled, some mistakenly attributed it to [[Paul]]. Very few, not even Paul, could write this treasure with such magnificent [[Greek]]: 10 of its words are nowhere else in classical or Biblical Greek, 40 words nowhere in the [[Septuagint]], and 168 nowhere else in the [[New Testament]].<ref>https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07181a.htm</ref>
'''''Likely written soon after the [[Resurrection]]''''',<ref>See [[Date of Hebrews]].</ref> the author of this intellectual gem is a great mystery; baffled, some mistakenly attributed it to [[Paul]]. Very few, not even Paul, could write this treasure with such magnificent [[Greek]]: 10 of its words are nowhere else in classical or Biblical Greek, 40 words nowhere in the [[Septuagint]], and 168 nowhere else in the [[New Testament]].<ref>https://www.newadvent.org/cathen/07181a.htm</ref>