There are a number of things about Hebrews which makes me believe
that Apollos was the author. The style is literary, almost Ionic
Greek...
definitely not Pauline. The line of argument is eloquent ALEXANDRIAN of
the Philo school....Apollos. To those who believe Yosef bar Naba
(Barnabas)
was the author, I would point to the error in 9:4. bar Naba would have
known where the golden incense altar was..the author of Hebrews did
not..
Apollos.
Hebrews critical discussion is formed by Essenic influence which
may point to Apollos and his association with Philo and the Alexandrian
Essenes (Therapeutae).
The Wisdom of Solomon is quoted through Hebrews..a work written
in Alexandria.
The Deuteronomic quotes in Hebrews are from the Septuagint.
I think that Apollos wrote Hebrews in Corinth between 55-60 CE.
Jack Kilmon
JPMan@accesscomm.net