Nicholas J. Moore (Herausgegeben von) Born 1984; 2014 DPhil (Oxon); 2014-17 Assistant Curate, All Saints' Church, Stranton, Hartlepool; since 2017 Tutor, Cranmer Hall, St John's College, Durham.Richard J. Ounsworth (Herausgegeben von) Born 1972; 1996 professed as a Dominican Friar; 2001 ordained priest; 2010 DPhil (Oxon); since 2005 Lecturer and Tutor in Scripture, Blackfriars Hall, Oxford.Albert Vanhoye (Von (Autor)) Born 1923; 1963-98 faculty member at the Pontifical Biblical Institute, Rome; 1969-75 Dean of the Biblical Faculty; 1984-90 Rector; since 2006 cardinal.

• Part One: Priesthood and SacrificeChrist as High Priest in Hebrews 2.17-18 - The Place and Meaning of Hebrews 5.1-10 - The teleiōsis of Christ: Chief Point of Hebrews' Priestly Christology - 'By the Greater and More Perfect Tent' (Hebrews 9.11) - Eternal Spirit and Sacrificial Fire in Hebrews 9.14 - Earthly Sanctuary and Heavenly Sanctuary in the Letter to the Hebrews - Historical Recollection and Theological Creativity in the Letter to the HebrewsPart Two: Thematic StudiesThe Law in the Letter to the Hebrews - The God of the New Covenant in the Letter to the Hebrews - Universal Salvation through Christ and the Validity of the Old Covenant - Christ as Re-creator of Humanity and Restorer of Human Rights, according to the Letter to the HebrewsPart Three: Exegetical StudiesThe οἰκουμένη in the Letter to the Hebrews - Long Journey or Imminent Access? The Biblical Context of Hebrews 3.7-4.11 - Hebrews 6.7-8 and the Rabbinic Mashal - The Faith of Jesus? On Hebrews 12.2: 'Jesus, Author and Perfecter of Faith' - The Literary Question of Hebrews 13.1-6