Letter To Hebrews Analysis

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in my opinion,the book of Hebrews should be seen as a deep-rooted “call to action” for first century Jewish Christian saints. Modern readers have a difficult time truly grasping how truly essential the book and its message was in the first century before the fall of Jerusalem.From the richness of the writings in Hebrews, converted Jews in the early church were able to draw knowledge of the Gospel and the Christian faith, and become more firmly established in the faith. The same applies for believers today. The letter to the Hebrews makes clear that only one Person deserves to hold the primary place in our lives. While we are busy idolizing our move up the corporate ladder or placing all our hopes in our kids among other things, Jesus Christ