Hebrews Highlights January 2015

Ken Schenck argues for the Gentile audience of Hebrews. He further argues that Rome is the most likely destination for the book.

Matthew Montonini discusses Tom Schreiner on Hebrews.

Andrew Perriman comments on The glory of the builder of the house in Hebrews 3:3–4.

My Review of Walser's, OT Quotations in Hebrews, Has Been Published

I see that my review of Georg A. Walser's monograph, Old Testament Quotations in Hebrews: Studies in Their Textual and Contextual Background, has been published with RBL.

Criswell Theological Review Article on Hebrews

The latest issue of Criswell Theological Review has an article on Hebrews:

Mel Winstead. "The Significance of Verbal Aspect on the Participles in Hebrews 6:1–12." Criswell Theological Review ns 12.1 (Fall 2014): 109–22.

Here is the description from their blog:

"Finally, our sixth article is provided by Mel Winstead who serves as Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies at Southern Evangelical Seminary in Charlotte, NC. In his essay, Winstead endeavors to show how the grammatical factor of verbal aspect can enhance our understanding of New Testament texts. To do so, Winstead examines the role of verbal aspect in Greek grammar and then surveys its role in the use of various participles in the famous warning passage of Hebrews 6:1-12."