Book of Hebrews (Complete)

Epistle to the Hebrews is one of the 27 books of the New Testament.

Authorship
Many Christians attribute the authorship of the epistle to the apostle Paul, but it is clear that the way it was prepared differs from the Pauline epistles.

Unlike all the previous ones, the epistle to the Hebrews had its authenticity doubted since antiquity. Its canonicity is rarely found, but the Western Church, until the end of the century. IV, refused to attribute it to Paul; and if the East accepted its attribute, it was not without making certain reservations regarding its literary form (Clement of Alexandria, Origen). In fact, the writing style of this letter is of an elegant purity that does not belong to Paul. The way to quote and use the OT is not yours. Missing are the address and preamble with which he usually begins his letters.