Epistle To The Hebrews: The Greek Text

Westcott endeavors to suggest in the notes lines of thought which he found to open light upon problems which we are required to face. In doing this, it was his desire to induce his readers to become his fellow students, and he aimed at encouraging sustained reflection rather than at entering upon the field of controversy. No conclusion is of real value to us till we have made it our own by serious work; and controversy tends no less to narrow our vision than to give to forms of language or conception that rigidity of outline which is fatal to the presentation of life.