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John Brown’s An Exposition of the Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Hebrews provides practical explication of the text while offering valuable elucidation on key topics such as: authorship, diction usage, canonicity, and scope of the Epistle. Noting the significance of the Epistle to the Hebrews, Brown provides extensive notes for further clarification and reading.

Apostle, is “repentance from dead works;” i.e., plainly, ‘the doctrine of repentance from dead works.’ He did not intend to enter on a statement of this doctrine. Repentance, in the New Testament, usually signifies a change of mind; and one of the primary doctrines of Christianity is, that a change—a complete change of mind, is necessary in order to a man’s being a Christian. “Except a man be born again,” said our Lord, “he cannot enter into the kingdom of God.” “If any man be in Christ, he is a
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