Jeffrey S. Lamp is Professor of New Testament at Oral Roberts University, USA.

This commentary is not the standard verse-by-verse explication of the text that exhaustively treats every aspect of its author’s thought. It instead focuses on the ecological message of Hebrews ... [and] represents a conscientious effort in carrying out this constructive theological task for readers who embrace Lamp’s presuppositions and methodological framework.

• AcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. In the Beginning . . . the Son? Chapter 3. Recapitulating AdamChapter 4. Building a House on EarthChapter 5. Establishing RestChapter 6. A New, Yet Ancient, Priesthood IntroducedChapter 7. Jesus: The New Adamic PriestChapter 8. A Logic of the New OrderChapter 9. A New Order of WorshipChapter 10. Looking for the City Whose Foundations Are in HeavenChapter 11. The Goal of Creation: The Dwelling Place of GodChapter 12. ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Jeffrey S. Lamp is Professor of New Testament at Oral Roberts University, USA.

This commentary is not the standard verse-by-verse explication of the text that exhaustively treats every aspect of its author’s thought. It instead focuses on the ecological message of Hebrews ... [and] represents a conscientious effort in carrying out this constructive theological task for readers who embrace Lamp’s presuppositions and methodological framework.

• AcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. In the Beginning . . . the Son? Chapter 3. Recapitulating AdamChapter 4. Building a House on EarthChapter 5. Establishing RestChapter 6. A New, Yet Ancient, Priesthood IntroducedChapter 7. Jesus: The New Adamic PriestChapter 8. A Logic of the New OrderChapter 9. A New Order of WorshipChapter 10. Looking for the City Whose Foundations Are in HeavenChapter 11. The Goal of Creation: The Dwelling Place of GodChapter 12. ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Jeffrey S. Lamp is Professor of New Testament at Oral Roberts University, USA.

This commentary is not the standard verse-by-verse explication of the text that exhaustively treats every aspect of its author’s thought. It instead focuses on the ecological message of Hebrews ... [and] represents a conscientious effort in carrying out this constructive theological task for readers who embrace Lamp’s presuppositions and methodological framework.

• AcknowledgementsList of AbbreviationsChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. In the Beginning . . . the Son? Chapter 3. Recapitulating AdamChapter 4. Building a House on EarthChapter 5. Establishing RestChapter 6. A New, Yet Ancient, Priesthood IntroducedChapter 7. Jesus: The New Adamic PriestChapter 8. A Logic of the New OrderChapter 9. A New Order of WorshipChapter 10. Looking for the City Whose Foundations Are in HeavenChapter 11. The Goal of Creation: The Dwelling Place of GodChapter 12. ConclusionBibliographyIndex