Albert Vanhoye begins with an overall scan of the text's structure (which, he notes, takes a homiletic form more than that of a letter) and then provides a section-by-section analysis, noting the rhetorical styles and concluding with a substantial section on the interpretation and meaning of the segment. The ?rst part, which examines one theme, "the Name of Christ", offers a general and contemporary Christology. The next two parts offer a priestly Christology. The final two parts show the result of this for the Christian life, lived out in faith, hope and charity.