The anonymous writer of "The Letter to the Hebrews" describes how we can access God through His son, Jesus. In his life his death, Christ delivers the faithful to the very presence of God. Barclay provides us with a deeper understanding of this unnamed author's beautiful and skilled work.

William Barclay

Cover

Title page

Copyright page

Dedication page

Series Foreword (by Ronnie Barclay)

General Introduction (by William Barclay, 1975)

General Foreword (by John Drane)

Editor’s Preface (by Linda Foster)

Introduction to the Letter to the Hebrews

The End of Fragments (1:1–3)

Above the Angels (1:4–14)

The Salvation we Dare not Neglect (2:1–4)

The Recovery of our Lost Destiny (2:5–9)

The Essential Suffering (2:10–18)

Greater than the Greatest (3:1–6)

While Today Still Lasts (3:7–19)

The Rest we Dare not Miss (4:1–10)

The Terror of the Word (4:11–13)

The Perfect High Priest (4:14–16)

At Home with the World and with God (5:1–10)

The Refusal to Grow Up (5:11–14)

The Necessity of Progress (6:1–3)

Crucifying Christ Again (6:4–8)

The Brighter Side (6:9–12)

The Sure Hope (6:13–20)

A Priest After the Order of Melchizedek (7)

The True King and the True Priest (7:1–3)

The Greatness of Melchizedek (7:4–10)

The New Priest and the New Way (7:11–20)

The Greater Priesthood (7:21–5)

The High Priest we Need (7:26–8)

The Way to Reality (8:1–6)

The New Relationship (8:7–13)

The Glory of the Tabernacle (9:1–5)

The Only Entry to the Presence of God (9:6–10)

The Sacrifice which Opens the Way to God (9:11–14)

The Only Way in which Sins can be Forgiven (9:15–22)

The Perfect Purification (9:23–8)

The Only True Sacrifice (10:1–10)

The Finality of Christ (10:11–18)

The Meaning of Christ for Us (10:19–25)

The Threat at the Heart of Things (10:26–31)

The Danger of Drifting (10:32–9)

The Christian Hope (11:1–3)

The Faith of the Acceptable Offering (11:4)

Walking with God (11:5–6)

The Man who Believed in God’s Message (11:7)

The Adventure and the Patience of Faith (11:8–10)

Believing the Incredible (11:11–12)

Strangers and Nomads (11:13–16)

The Supreme Sacrifice (11:17–19)

The Faith which Defeats Death (11:20–2)

Faith and its Secret (11:23–9)

The Faith which Defied the Facts (11:30–1)

The Heroes of the Faith (11:32–4)

The Defiance of Suffering (11:35–40)

The Race and the Goal (12:1–2)

The Standard of Comparison (12:3–4)

The Discipline of God (12:5–11)

Duties, Aims and Dangers (12:12–17)

The Terror of the Old and the Glory of the New (12:18–24)

The Greater Obligation (12:25–9)

The Marks of the Christian Life (13:1–6)

The Leaders and the Leader (13:7–8)

The Wrong and the Right Sacrifice (13:9–16)

Obedience and Prayer (13:17–19)

A Prayer, a Greeting and a Blessing (13:20–4)

The anonymous writer of "The Letter to the Hebrews" describes how we can access God through His son, Jesus. In his life his death, Christ delivers the faithful to the very presence of God. Barclay provides us with a deeper understanding of this unnamed author''s beautiful and skilled work.

Describes how we can access God through His son, Jesus.

'At last! I've discovered William Barclay, and he's brilliant.' -- Diane Louise Jordan 'It is as if he is so constantly excited by the subject matter that he hopes to infect the reader with his own sense of wonder at the riches which the Word of God has to offer.' -- John Bell

William Barclay (1907-1978) is known and loved by millions worldwide as one of the greatest Christian teachers of modern times. His insights into the New Testament, combined with his vibrant writing style, have delighted and enlightened readers of all ages for over half a century. He served for most of his life as Professor of Divinity at the University of Glasgow, and wrote more than fifty books--most of which are still in print today.

'At last! I've discovered William Barclay, and he's brilliant.'

'It is as if he is so constantly excited by the subject matter that he hopes to infect the reader with his own sense of wonder at the riches which the Word of God has to offer.'

\["For Christians seeking deeper biblical understanding", "Unlocks the meaning of God's access through Jesus", "You will feel closer to God through Christ's teachings"\]

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Letter to the Hebrews

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The anonymous writer of "The Letter to the Hebrews" describes how we can access God through His son, Jesus. In his life his death, Christ delivers the faithful to the very presence of God. Barclay provides us with a deeper understanding of this unnamed author''s beautiful and skilled work.

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