Commentary on Hebrews

Calvin's landmark exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews opens with a probing inquiry into the letter's authorship and purpose, then moves chapter by chapter through the text. Key themes include Christ's supremacy over Moses and the Levitical priesthood, the abrogation of ceremonial law, the nature of saving faith, and the eternal priesthood of Jesus as the fulfillment of all Old Testament shadows. Rigorous in argument yet pastoral in application, this commentary remains an essential guide to one of the New Testament's most theologically demanding epistles.