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Hebrews can be divided into three sections. The first two sections are a theological declaration followed by a biblical explanation. The third section is devoted to "practical application".
What is Hebrews?
Any member of the ancient northern Semitic people—the Jews' ancestors -who speaks Hebrew.
Some key features of Hebrews are-
- The successors of something like the prophets of a Hebrew Bible (Old Testament), i.e., Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob (also known as Israel [Genesis 33:28]), from that time until their invasion of Canaan (Palestine) as in late 2nd millennium BCE, are referred to as Hebrews by biblical scholars.
- From that point on, until their departure from the Babylonian Exiles in the 6th century BCE, these reffered to as Israelites. After that point, however, they are known as Jews.
- Ivri, the singular version of the Hebrew word for Hebrew, is used only once in the Bible to refer to the patriarch Abraham.
- However, rather than being a term that the Israelites themselves employed, the term Hebrew is nearly usually used for the Hebrew Bible to refer to them as a people by other peoples.
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