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The Other Side of Jordan: A Commentary on the Book of Hebrews in the Historic, Orthodox Tradition: New Testament Series Volume XVIII - Paperback

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by Earl Cripe (Author)

The Other Side of Jordan This is an exhaustive commentary on the Book of Hebrews. Rev. Cripe believes this may be his most important and needed commentary to date. The Book of Hebrews is among the most misunderstood and mistaught in all of the Bible. The notion that it was written by a Hebrew to Jewish Christians and that you have to be a Jew to really understand it is far off the mark. It was not written to Jews exclusively and probably not written by a Hebrew, as the opening chapter seems to establish. The Theme of the Book is Sanctification. The message is what Christ and the Cross have done to make sanctified living possible and mandatory for the Church. If you read this book carefully and prayerfully it will definitely help you in your walk of faith.

Number of Pages: 528
Dimensions: 1.18 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: August 07, 2008
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