Hebrews

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Why not????

try reading it.
even in english ,
unless alzheimers or similar(physical trouble, not demonic deception) is hindering,
and if that's the case(some physical/mental malady) ,
let me know and I'll try to explain more simply.

if you're following or believing some other teaching or school that's heretical, if you trust some other flesh/man/teaching,
then
no one here or anywhere i know can help (even God won't, unless He decides to) .

online it is not possible just from your posts, so far,
to know (without revelation, as God holds all the answers) what the problem is - to know why there is
difficulty understanding simple english may be old age, medicine, drugs, or several other things,
or even
as sometimes occurs, just mis-understanding of english grammar, syntext, context or usage.

one thing scripture notes, is that if there is any known or hidden sin, unconfessed to God, unrepented of, and willingly allowed,
then that by itself
can prevent understanding of any truth, until God grants release.
 
try reading it.
even in english ,
unless alzheimers or similar(physical trouble, not demonic deception) is hindering,
and if that's the case(some physical/mental malady) ,
let me know and I'll try to explain more simply.

if you're following or believing some other teaching or school that's heretical, if you trust some other flesh/man/teaching,
then
no one here or anywhere i know can help (even God won't, unless He decides to) .

online it is not possible just from your posts, so far,
to know (without revelation, as God holds all the answers) what the problem is - to know why there is
difficulty understanding simple english may be old age, medicine, drugs, or several other things,
or even
as sometimes occurs, just mis-understanding of english grammar, syntext, context or usage.

one thing scripture notes, is that if there is any known or hidden sin, unconfessed to God, unrepented of, and willingly allowed,
then that by itself
can prevent understanding of any truth, until God grants release.

I can read it in the Greek. I know what the verse says and from the general attitude of your post, I do not think you and I need to discuss this further.
 
that's not correct, you have never discussed it at all. so 'further' doesn't have much meaning.

if you knew anything, that would be different.

remember in hebrew, aramaic and greek, it is written

that if you THINK YOU KNOW ANYTHING, then you don't know anything at all. so true. so true.

(from Yahweh's Spirit of Revelation; He would have mercy, if He chooses to.... seek Him and maybe He will.)
 
People have read the scripture in Greek and Hebrew and have not been able to come to the knowledge of the truth.

Some are called and some are not.
 
I think at the very least, 2 Thess 3:17 and the fact that every other Pauline letter in the corpus contains either a superscription or subscription (in which he usually either writes with his own hand or specifies if someone else wrote on his behalf), means a reasonable explanation for why any such greeting or reference is absent from Hebrews is required for any theory of Pauline authorship.

Also just want to point out again that I have seen very little positive evidence presented in this thread for Paul's authorship, aside from that contained in Bullinger's work, which I have dealt with above. I welcome any return discussion on that point.

And, for those saying 'who cares', the reason we care is because it's interesting, and because I think it is a good thing to sift truth from error in all things, but in this case to simply think about the world in which the church was born, and to be more aware of the historical foundation of Christian faith.