Hebrews is . . .
A) a polemic directly attacking Judaism.
B) an argument suggesting that Christianity is the completion of Judaism.
C) an argument showing that Judaism is bad and Christianity is good.
D) an argument urging the audience to uphold the law, including Jewish traditions.

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Hebrews is often interpreted as arguing that Christianity is the fulfillment or completion of Judaism, rather than a rejection of it. It presents Jesus as the ultimate high priest and his sacrifice as fulfilling the requirements of the old covenant, thereby establishing a new covenant.

Hebrews Is . .