Hebrews' Christology and its contemporary apprehension in Africa

Peter Nyende

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I should begin this paper by putting its significance into perspective. The Bible is a challenge especially to Christian communities. This is primarily because Christians perceive it, in some sense, as the ‘word of God ’ which, therefore, has an absolute and universal character, and is of permanent value

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