Jon C. Laansma is Gerald F. Hawthorne Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis at Wheaton College, Illinois, USA.George H. Guthrie is Professor of New Testament at Regent College in Vancouver, BC, Canada.Cynthia Long Westfall is Associate Professor of New Testament at McMaster Divinity College, Canada.

This impressive collection of essays is notable not only for its all-star cast of contributors, but also for its robust engagement with a remarkable range of contexts and themes integral to study of the atonement in Hebrews. And the way it sets side by side historical analysis, exegetical inquiry, and theological reflection is as rare as it is welcome.

• List of Abbreviations Notes on Contributors Preface and AcknowledgmentsPart One: ContextsChapter 1: Atonement in Ancient Israel: The Whole Burnt Offering as Central to Israel’s Cult - L. Michael Morales, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, USAChapter 2: Putting Words in His Mouth: The Son Speaks in Hebrews - Karen H. Jobes, Wheaton College and Graduate School, USA Chapter 3: The Origins of Hebrews’ High Priest Christology: A Conundrum Revisited - Nicholas Perrin, Wheaton College, USAChapter 4: Jesus’s Atoning Sacrifice in Hebrews and Atonement of Sin in the Greco-Roman World - Eckhard J. Schnabel, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, USAChapter 5: The Epistle to the Hebrews in Patristic Trinitarian and Christological Doctrine - Khaled Anatolios, University of Notre Dame, USAPart Two: ThemesChapter 6: “Mediator of a New Covenant”: Atonement and Christology in Hebrews - Daniel J. Treier, Wheaton College Graduate School, USAChapter 7: Blood, Death, and Sacrifice in the Epistle to the Hebrews According to Thomas Aquinas - Matthew Levering, Mundelein Seminary, USAChapter 8: Living and Active: The Exalted Prophet in the Epistle to the Hebrews - Michael Allen, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, USAChapter 9: It Is Not Finished: Jesus’s Perpetual Atoning Work as the Heavenly High Priest in Hebrews - David M. Moffitt, University of St Andrews, UKChapter 10: Plight and Solution: Hebrews and the Invitation to Rest - Mark S. Gignilliat, Beeson Divinity School, USAChapter 11: Hebrews and the Jewish Law - Matthew Thiessen, McMaster University, CanadaChapter 12: Promises to the Son: Covenant and Atonement in Hebrews - Amy Peeler, Wheaton College, USAChapter 13: Time and Atonement in Hebrews - George H. Guthrie, Regent College, CanadaChapter 14: Space and Atonement in Hebrews - Cynthia L. Westfall, McMaster Divinity College, CanadaChapter 15: Faith in Hebrews and Its Relationship to Soteriology: An Interpretation in the Context of the Concept of Fides in Roman Culture - Gabriella Gelardini, Nord University, NorwayChapter 16: The Church and Atonement in Hebrews - Harold W. Attridge, Yale Divinity School, USA BibliographyIndexes

Jon C. Laansma is Gerald F. Hawthorne Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis at Wheaton College, Illinois, USA.George H. Guthrie is Professor of New Testament at Regent College in Vancouver, BC, Canada.Cynthia Long Westfall is Associate Professor of New Testament at McMaster Divinity College, Canada.

This impressive collection of essays is notable not only for its all-star cast of contributors, but also for its robust engagement with a remarkable range of contexts and themes integral to study of the atonement in Hebrews. And the way it sets side by side historical analysis, exegetical inquiry, and theological reflection is as rare as it is welcome.

• List of Abbreviations Notes on Contributors Preface and AcknowledgmentsPart One: ContextsChapter 1: Atonement in Ancient Israel: The Whole Burnt Offering as Central to Israel’s Cult - L. Michael Morales, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, USAChapter 2: Putting Words in His Mouth: The Son Speaks in Hebrews - Karen H. Jobes, Wheaton College and Graduate School, USA Chapter 3: The Origins of Hebrews’ High Priest Christology: A Conundrum Revisited - Nicholas Perrin, Wheaton College, USAChapter 4: Jesus’s Atoning Sacrifice in Hebrews and Atonement of Sin in the Greco-Roman World - Eckhard J. Schnabel, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, USAChapter 5: The Epistle to the Hebrews in Patristic Trinitarian and Christological Doctrine - Khaled Anatolios, University of Notre Dame, USAPart Two: ThemesChapter 6: “Mediator of a New Covenant”: Atonement and Christology in Hebrews - Daniel J. Treier, Wheaton College Graduate School, USAChapter 7: Blood, Death, and Sacrifice in the Epistle to the Hebrews According to Thomas Aquinas - Matthew Levering, Mundelein Seminary, USAChapter 8: Living and Active: The Exalted Prophet in the Epistle to the Hebrews - Michael Allen, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, USAChapter 9: It Is Not Finished: Jesus’s Perpetual Atoning Work as the Heavenly High Priest in Hebrews - David M. Moffitt, University of St Andrews, UKChapter 10: Plight and Solution: Hebrews and the Invitation to Rest - Mark S. Gignilliat, Beeson Divinity School, USAChapter 11: Hebrews and the Jewish Law - Matthew Thiessen, McMaster University, CanadaChapter 12: Promises to the Son: Covenant and Atonement in Hebrews - Amy Peeler, Wheaton College, USAChapter 13: Time and Atonement in Hebrews - George H. Guthrie, Regent College, CanadaChapter 14: Space and Atonement in Hebrews - Cynthia L. Westfall, McMaster Divinity College, CanadaChapter 15: Faith in Hebrews and Its Relationship to Soteriology: An Interpretation in the Context of the Concept of Fides in Roman Culture - Gabriella Gelardini, Nord University, NorwayChapter 16: The Church and Atonement in Hebrews - Harold W. Attridge, Yale Divinity School, USA BibliographyIndexes

Jon C. Laansma is Gerald F. Hawthorne Professor of New Testament Greek and Exegesis at Wheaton College, Illinois, USA.George H. Guthrie is Professor of New Testament at Regent College in Vancouver, BC, Canada.Cynthia Long Westfall is Associate Professor of New Testament at McMaster Divinity College, Canada.

This impressive collection of essays is notable not only for its all-star cast of contributors, but also for its robust engagement with a remarkable range of contexts and themes integral to study of the atonement in Hebrews. And the way it sets side by side historical analysis, exegetical inquiry, and theological reflection is as rare as it is welcome.

• List of Abbreviations Notes on Contributors Preface and AcknowledgmentsPart One: ContextsChapter 1: Atonement in Ancient Israel: The Whole Burnt Offering as Central to Israel’s Cult - L. Michael Morales, Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, USAChapter 2: Putting Words in His Mouth: The Son Speaks in Hebrews - Karen H. Jobes, Wheaton College and Graduate School, USA Chapter 3: The Origins of Hebrews’ High Priest Christology: A Conundrum Revisited - Nicholas Perrin, Wheaton College, USAChapter 4: Jesus’s Atoning Sacrifice in Hebrews and Atonement of Sin in the Greco-Roman World - Eckhard J. Schnabel, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, USAChapter 5: The Epistle to the Hebrews in Patristic Trinitarian and Christological Doctrine - Khaled Anatolios, University of Notre Dame, USAPart Two: ThemesChapter 6: “Mediator of a New Covenant”: Atonement and Christology in Hebrews - Daniel J. Treier, Wheaton College Graduate School, USAChapter 7: Blood, Death, and Sacrifice in the Epistle to the Hebrews According to Thomas Aquinas - Matthew Levering, Mundelein Seminary, USAChapter 8: Living and Active: The Exalted Prophet in the Epistle to the Hebrews - Michael Allen, Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, USAChapter 9: It Is Not Finished: Jesus’s Perpetual Atoning Work as the Heavenly High Priest in Hebrews - David M. Moffitt, University of St Andrews, UKChapter 10: Plight and Solution: Hebrews and the Invitation to Rest - Mark S. Gignilliat, Beeson Divinity School, USAChapter 11: Hebrews and the Jewish Law - Matthew Thiessen, McMaster University, CanadaChapter 12: Promises to the Son: Covenant and Atonement in Hebrews - Amy Peeler, Wheaton College, USAChapter 13: Time and Atonement in Hebrews - George H. Guthrie, Regent College, CanadaChapter 14: Space and Atonement in Hebrews - Cynthia L. Westfall, McMaster Divinity College, CanadaChapter 15: Faith in Hebrews and Its Relationship to Soteriology: An Interpretation in the Context of the Concept of Fides in Roman Culture - Gabriella Gelardini, Nord University, NorwayChapter 16: The Church and Atonement in Hebrews - Harold W. Attridge, Yale Divinity School, USA BibliographyIndexes