Contents -- Abbreviations -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- 1. HIDDEN STORIES IN HEBREWS: COSMOLOGY AND THEOLOGY -- 2. THE STRUCTURE OF HEBREWS: A WORD OF EXHORTATION IN LIGHT OF THE DAY OF ATONEMENT -- 3. THE ESCHATOLOGICAL WORLD ALREADY SUBJECTED TO THE SON: THE [Omitted] OF HEBREWS 1.6 AND THE SON's ENTHRONEMENT -- 4. CHRISTOS AS PISTOS: THE FAITH(FULNESS) OF JESUS IN THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS -- 5. THE PASSION: RECONSIDERING HEBREWS 5.7-8 -- 6. 'IF ANOTHER PRIEST ARISES': JESUS' RESURRECTION AND THE HIGH PRIESTLY CHRISTOLOGY OF HEBREWS -- 7. PIONEER AND PERFECTER: JOSHUA TRADITIONS AND THE CHRISTOLOGY OF HEBREWS -- 8. 'BUT WE SEE JESUS': THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SON OF MAN IN HEBREWS 2.6 AND 2.9 AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS -- 9. HEBREWS 7-10 AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE LAW -- 10. THE NEW COVENANT AND CHRISTIAN IDENTITY IN HEBREWS -- 11. MELCHIZEDEK WITHOUT SPECULATION: HEBREWS 7.1-25 AND GENESIS 14.17-24 -- 12. 'THE TRUE TENT WHICH THE LORD HAS PITCHED': BALAAM's ORACLES IN SECOND TEMPLE JUDAISM AND IN HEBREWS -- 13. PISTIS AND 'EMUNAH: THE NATURE OF FAITH IN THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS -- 14. THE ANTI-IMPERIAL RHETORIC OF HEBREWS 1.3: [Omitted] AS A 'DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD' -- 15. HEBREWS 5.7, JESUS' PRAYER ON THE MOUNT OF OLIVES AND JEWISH CHRISTIANITY: HEARING EARLY CHRISTIAN VOICES IN CANONICAL AND APOCRYPHAL TEXTS -- 16. THE UNIVERSAL AND ETERNAL VALIDITY OF JESUS' PRIESTLY SACRIFICE: THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS IN SUPPORT OF ORIGEN'S THEORY OF APOKATASTASIS -- Index of Authors -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z -- Index of Biblical Citations -- Index of Other Citations.