Luther and Hebrews

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Luther and Hebrews concerns Martin Luther's skepticism toward the Epistle to the Hebrews, primarily because he correctly concluded that Paul didn't write it but incorrectly questioned its authenticity on that basis. Luther also doubted the harshness in the Epistle towards apostasy, a teaching that may have caused personal discomfort to Luther himself.

Despite his doubts, Luther did include this Epistle in his translation of the New Testament.