Who Wrote Hebrews? : The Case for Silas and His Message for Today (Paperback)

Evidence that Silas, aka Silvanus, is the proposed author of the letter to the Hebrews consumes the first 15 chapters. The last three chapters investigates the practical effect of the setting and message of Hebrews to today's world.

The author and setting of the book of Hebrews have been hidden for too long. Perhaps they have just been discovered. This is not another commentary on Hebrews. It is an analysis of the setting--which shines a beacon on the message. Pinpointing the author, historical setting, and target audience makes the urgency of the message clear--not only for the ancient Hebrews but for Christians today.

Bob Andersen has been an attorney for over 40 years. He holds a Master's Degree in Theological Studies and has thought about this subject for decades. Andersen presents the evidence as he would in court--one piece at a time. As you follow the clues regarding the destination, date, and purpose of writing, the implications of the message become clear--both for the ancient Hebrews and for us today.