The following is a PowerPoint presentation regarding the way Hebrews quotes the Old Testament, one of the elements in arguments regarding authorship. Some mobile devices may not be able to view the slide show, so I am embedding a PDF as well. This is an embedded Microsoft Office presentation, powered by Office.
Thanks to Steve Kindle as the interviewer.
Elgin is author of a number of titles, including four in the Topical Line Drives Series:
Thomas W. Hudgins is author of the Topical Line Drive volume Those Footnotes in Your New Testament. He was interviewed about his doctoral work and dissertation on the Complutensian Polyglot by Peter Curry at Evangelical Textual Criticism.
Tuesday night I had the privilege of interviewing Robert Martin, author of The Caregiver’s Beatitudes. He had some very important things to say not just about being a caregiver, but about the way the church should function. Here’s the video:
Energion author Elgin Hushbeck, Jr., author of Topical Line Drives title What is Wrong with Social Justice, is being interviewed on a number of local and national radio and TV shows. To follow the action or to find out where he will appear, check his web site, Hushbeck.com. There’s an interviews page there and also…
5:42 PM Since I have just published another book (The Authorship of Hebrews), I thought I would share with you few thoughts on the writing and reading of books: 1) The books I write are getting shorter and shorter. “Less is more” is becoming more of a reality and less of an old truism for…
9:16 AM Say, got a minute for some reflection? Today I want to think out loud with you about “hypotheses.” As a proponent of the Pauline authorship of Hebrews, all I can do is offer a hypothesis that I believe is consistent with the facts. This does not, of course, prove my hypothesis. That is…
10:28 AM And now a word to my students. Hope you all have been enjoying your semester. I’ve been perusing the discussion of Hebrews in several standard introductions to the New Testament. They almost all say the same thing. 1) Paul could not be the author because the language of the book is different from…
