Cosmology and Eschatology in Hebrews: The Settings of the Sacrifice

Kenneth L. Schenck

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1. The quest for the historical Hebrews 2. The rhetorical strategy of Hebrews Part I. The Settings in Time: 3. The destiny of humanity 4. The two ages Part II. The Settings in Space: 5. The spatial dualism of Hebrews 6. The heavenly tabernacle in Hebrews 7. Conclusion.

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