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the present article seeks to establish an analysis of Hebrews 10,32-39, in the challenge of describing the identity characteristics of Christianity of the first century, which was forged through the Roman persecutions and the perspective of Christian community, of the writer of Hebrews. This perspective will be approached by four circumstances, the first being the construction of the individual from a perspective contrary to imperial actions, the second through ecclesiastical identity formation, the third through the action of individuals before their community, and finally, the description of Hebrews on the concept of Christian identity, and through it, the maintenance of a tradition, which would allow the survival of Christian worship. From these analyzes, we will understand the concept of freedom, within the work of Hebrews and his proposals.

QUEM SOMOS É O QUE NOS LIBERTA: A CONSTRUÇÃO DA IDENTIDADE E A BUSCA PELA PAZ NA CARTA AOS HEBREUS