Epistle To The Hebrews: New Testament Commentary Series

"The New Testament was first translated into Hebrew by Elias Hutter in his Polyglott edition of the New Testament in twelve languages: Greek, Syriac, Hebrew, Latin, German, Bohemian, Italian, Spanish, French, English, Danish and Polish, at Nuremberg, in 1599, 1600, in two volumes.

A Series of 37 Studies in the New Testament Epistle Commonly Called ""Hebrews."" It has become this author's conviction that The Epistle to the Hebrews is the single most important piece of New Testament literature relative to an accurate understanding of biblical eschatology (end-times) and soteriology (salvation)."