Where There’s Not a Will: The Covenant Theology of Hebrews 9

ABSTRACT: Most English Bibles translate diathēkē as “covenant” throughout Hebrews — except in Hebrews 9:16–17, where they read “will.” Though good reasons lie behind the use of “will,” better evidence weighs in favor “covenant.” Not only does the near and wider context of Hebrews make “will” unlikely, but the particular wording of the passage, along…

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