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The fourth volume in this series, which also includes volumes on Galatians, Colossians and Ephesians, and Hebrews, follows the same principles as its predecessors. As Rodney Hume writes: have aimed to provide straightforward guides explaining the original meaning of the text. I avoid, as far as is possible, entering into theological controversy. My priority is to establish the meaning, as I believe that we must study carefully the original tex...

Now that biblical translations are increasingly becoming paraphrases which io an attempt to communicate to a modern audience depart further and further from what was originally written, there is an urgent need for basic, simple tools for use in Bible study, by individuals or groups. This book is such a tool. Its prime aim is to discover the actual meaning of the text of Hebrews in the context of the first century when it was written. However, ...

The third volume in this useful series, which began with the author's Reading through Hebrews and Reading through Galatians, follows the same basic principles. As Rodney Flume writes: 'I have attempted to keep my translation as literal as possible, so that the Greek terms of the original can be easily related to the English version, and I have tried to answer the question, "What would this mean to the first-century reader?" The question, "How...