Seiss, Joseph Augustus, Lectures on Hebrews (Eugene: Wipf & Stock, 2007) Originally published as Popular Lectures on the Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Hebrews (1846).

Any opinions on this volume?

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Richard T. Zuelch, M.Div
Ruling Elder, OPC (not currently serving)
Westminster Presbyterian Church, CA (OPC)
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Talking to oneself is, I believe, considered a sign of lunacy. Thinking to oneself is most certainly a sign of it. - G. K. Chesterton (1874-1936), in January, 1906

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Gil Garcia
Rehoboth Reformed Church (RCUS)
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"Indeed, one might say that as far as the doctrine of justification
is concerned, if you are not on the road to Wittenberg or Geneva, then the old proverb is indeed true: all roads lead to Rome." Carl Trueman

Why, as a matter of fact, I did!

Seiss, a Lutheran, is, of course, best known for his Lectures on the Apocalypse, originally published in three volumes (1870-1884).

Interestingly, his Lectures on Hebrews, comprising 36 lectures covering more than 400 pages, was published when he was only 23.