vol. 39, Issue #4

Online Journal Article: Hermeneutical Issues And Principles In Hebrews As Exemplified In The Second Chapter - Lanier Burns* Jets 39/4 (December 1996) 587–607

https://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/39/39-4/39-4-pp587-607_JETS.pdf

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Complete article may be found here:
https://www.etsjets.org/files/JETS-PDFs/39/39-4/39-4-pp587-607_JETS.pdf

HERMENEUTICAL ISSUES AND PRINCIPLES IN HEBREWS
AS EXEMPLIFIED IN THE SECOND CHAPTER
LANIER BURNS*
JETS 39/4 (December 1996) 587–607

Excerpt:
When our successful classes and conferences on hermeneutics at school
or church come to a close, the homily of Hebrews will come back to haunt us.
F. F. Bruce began his commentary with this caveat: “Since, however, neither
that community nor the writer is expressly identified in the text as it has
been preserved to us, the document presents us at the outset with a number
of critical problems to which no agreed solution has been found." -- from page 587