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Currents in Biblical Research, Vol. 6, No. 1, 99-129 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/1476993X07080243

Can Hebrews be Structured? An Assessment of Eight Approaches

Barry C. Joslin

Assistant Professor of Christian Theology Boyce College of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville, KY, USA, BJoslin{at}sbts.edu

This article focuses on the specific matter of the literary structure and outline of Hebrews and focuses on the advances of the past one hundred years, with special attention to the last few decades. Numerous proposals for its structure and various divisions of Hebrews have been suggested, and the present task is to survey and summarize those proposals that have had the most significant influence in this area of Hebrews study. Those discussed in these pages are Donald Guthrie, Leon Vaganay, Ceslas Spicq, Wolfgang Nauck, Albert Vanhoye, F.F. Bruce, Harold Attridge, and George Guthrie.

Key Words: Bible • criticism • Hebrews • interpretation • New Testament.


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