Know ye that our brother Timothy is set at liberty; with whom, if he come shortly, I will see you.
The letter containing this notice was addressed to Hebrew Christians in Palestine when they were in danger of apostasy, and the notice stands in its closing portion spanning chapters 11 to 13. Timothy is named in it as a Christian brother who had been set at liberty, with the added purpose to visit the readers together with him if he should come shortly. The close companionship and friendship with Timothy thus shown identifies the writer as Paul, his companion and close friend.
The letter containing this notice was addressed to Hebrew Christians in Palestine when they were in danger of apostasy, and the notice stands in its closing portion spanning chapters 11 to 13. Timothy is named in it as a Christian brother who had been set at liberty, with the added purpose to visit the readers together with him if he should come shortly. The close companionship and friendship with Timothy thus shown identifies the writer as Paul, his companion and close friend.