Martyr's Manual

The book explores the complex and nuanced definition of faith as presented in the New Testament book of Hebrews, revealing its rich historical and cultural context. It delves into the rituals of ancient Israel and the moral landscape of first-century Rome, highlighting the tension between faith and societal pressures. Through this examination, the author presents a compelling argument for remaining faithful to Jesus amid challenges, emphasizing that our identities are shaped by our daily choices regarding faith and relationships.