Divine Discourse in the Epistle to the Hebrews

In this monograph, Madison N. Pierce argues that the author of Hebrews employs divine discourse—speech attributed to God, the Son, and the Spirit—to develop a characterization of God and support the broader argument of the epistle.

Pierce utilizes prosopological exegesis, a method of assigning 'faces' or characters to ambiguous entities in Scripture, to analyze how these speeches are crucial to the text's structure and theological themes.