“The Glory of the True Tabernacle” by Rev. George C. Lubbers (674 pages, 1984)
Rev. Lubbers asked me to review his book last year when it first came out on the market. I must apologize for not completing the book review earlier.
The jubilee exposition of Hebrews by Rev. Lubbers is a thorough biblical treatment of Hebrews. This fact becomes obvious when you read the many cross reference explanations to the Psalms, of Christ compared to Moses, and of numerous other passages of the prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah, Hosea, Haggai, and Zachariah.
You will find the exposition of Hebrews 11 especially deep in thought with valuable expositions of similar passages in Genesis, Exodus, Joshua, Judges, and I Samuel.
The table of contents is a useful aid in seeking specific verses and giving the reader the main theme of the verses. The biblical terms section in the back of the book is a valuable addition because it gives you key theme words for a particular person or subject. The book is therefore expertly organized for a biblical study of the book of Hebrews.
The two minor criticisms of the book would be first, some verses needed further attention so that they too would be treated in the scholarly style of Rev. Lubbers and secondly, the verses being studied should have been in the body of the text for easy reference.
I recommend this book as a superb resource tool for a biblical study of the book of Hebrews.