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The letter to the Hebrews, primarily written to Christian Jews, is of significant interest to the Christian Church, due to scholarship's acknowledgement as the finality of Christian revelation. To reflect upon its content should be of considerable interest to Christians, sometimes labelled as "Judeo-Christian". The author's detailed exegetical analysis of the letter refutes such a label. Whilst acknowledging, genealogically, Jesus was of Jewish origin, it doesn't negate that He alone established the Christian Church. He alone is the Christ and Saviour. Thus, Disciples of Jesus are solely "Christians" and should not be given labels which detract from that truth. Accordingly, for Christians to be pigeon-holed with the term "Judeo-Christian" is an anomaly and an afront, for it suggests the break with the Old Testament has not progressed, supressing and even negating Jesus' Person and Work.

A graduate of Malyon College, Ronald A Train is a retired Pastor with approximately thirty-seven years' experience in Christian Ministry. Born in a small regional town in country NSW, Australia Ronald is now widowed after forty-nine years of marriage to Gwenyth. Ronald's early Church affiliation was Anglican but currently teaches in Baptist and Brethren Churches. Ronald holds a Graduate of Theology, a Bachelor of Theology and a Master's Degree in Ministry. His special interests have been theology and doctrine from the New Testament Documents. His previous publications are 'Without Absolutes, God is not God', 'The Bridge to Eternal Life', 'A Walk with Paul through Cultural Minefields', 'The Truths of Revelation' and 'God's view of Marriage'. The books have addressed God's self-revelation, the trinity, revelatory faith, effective discipleship, eternal life, the end times and that God instituted marriage. This latest book is a commentary on the letter to the Hebrews.