The Epistle to the Hebrews is considered one of the most advanced examples of Christology in the New Testament. From its opening chapter it presents Christ as the eternal Son of God who sustains the universe by His power. God the Father commands all of the angels of God to worship Him. For centuries it was a mystery who the author of Hebrews. Speculations that the Apostle Paul was the author were quickly and readily dismissed. Other candidates considered were Barnabas, and then Luke. But in the 1500’s it was Martin Luther who reasoned that ir was most probably Apollos who was the author. Listen to this podcast series to hear why. LISTEN