The Unsigned Letter: A Case For Paul and Luke as the Composers of Hebrews

Who wrote the Epistle to the Hebrews?

It may be the oldest unsolved question in the New Testament. The letter to the Hebrews opens with no author's name, in Greek more polished than anything Paul ever wrote, yet its theology sounds like Paul on every page. For seventeen centuries, believers and scholars alike have asked who composed it, and never reached agreement.

In The Unsigned Letter, Kevin B. Potter makes a careful, accessible case for an answer the earliest church already sensed: that Hebrews is the work of Paul and Luke together, the