My book, Who Wrote Hebrews? The Case for Silas and His Message for Today, gives a great deal of information in favor of Silas’s authorship. Many who write on this subject ask who wrote Hebrews and objectively discuss various authors, giving arguments for and against some of the possibilities. Usually, they are informative and don’t take a position themselves. This book is different. It presents the argument in favor of Silas because, after much thought and study, I think I know.

This is not a commentary. It is more of an introduction to the book of Hebrews. It helps the reader understand the setting and why Silas had to write it. Once you understand the author, date, and location of both the writer and recipients, it enlightens the reason the book was written. And, once you understand the setting, you will better understand the implications for people today.