As John broke through the alders and red willows above him, he turned at the sound and cried, as John jumped down the bank, "Glad to see you, John! I have been trying to settle a question no one can settle to the satisfaction of others or even himself.

You might give me your opinion as to who wrote the Epistle to the Hebrews.

Origen gave it up, and Philo had a theory about Apollos, and there is Tertullian, that's all any fellow knows; and so now I await your opinion.
What nobody knows about, anybody's opinion is good about." John laughed as he said, "I don't think I'll try." "Did you ever read Hebrews, John?
The epistle I mean." "No." "Then don't or not yet.

The Bible books ought to be read at different ages of a man's life.

I could arrange them.