A Continuation of the Exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews

John Owen's monumental verse-by-verse exposition of Hebrews 6–10 — the doctrinal heart of the epistle. Owen unfolds the priesthood of Christ as prefigured by Melchizedek and Aaron, the two covenants and the supersession of the old by the new, the tabernacle and its sacrifices as types of Christ's atoning work, and the solemn warnings against apostasy. With characteristic thoroughness he engages Jewish objections to the abrogation of Mosaic worship and refutes Socinian doctrine on the atonement — a towering work of Reformed biblical theology.