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to Ben, I myself would not, with Bernard, use the term sacrifice of the actual death of Christ in terms of reading the epistle to the Hebrews, since I do not think ...

to Ben, I myself would not, with Bernard, use the term sacrifice of the actual death of Christ in terms of reading the epistle to the Hebrews, since I do not think ...

Continuing my readings in the epistle to the Hebrews and, in this case, my interactions with Earl Doherty (once more) on this topic, I would like ...

Then there's Acts and the Epistle to the Hebrews that stand out, among the longer texts anyway, for their more-polished Greek style. Even if the ...

In order to present a reasonable case you should have gone through ALL the citations. That's all I could find. Do you know other citations of 'Hebrews' by Clement of Alexandria? If ...

(This is not really a reply to you, Ben.) ... Doubtless, therefore, Stephan means Clement of Alexandria, concerning whom Eusebius reports as follows in History of ...

Evidence shows that Clement was commenting on the same 'to the Hebrews' epistle that we have today: Knowing your brain, I don't need to ask this question, ...

Unless Clement was commenting on another document; Evidence shows that Clement was commenting on the same 'to the Hebrews' epistle that we have today: From http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/text/clement-fragments.html ...

Which Clement? The Roman epistle of Clement to the Corinthians has some overlaps with the epistle to the Hebrews, but nowhere explicitly cites it. Doubtless, ...

Hi, Tenorikuma. Glad I am not the only one delving into this epistle of late. :) It seems the more I read this familiar passage, the odder it gets. Unfortunately, ...