Written also for our sake: Paul and the art of biblical interpretation

In this book, James Aageson likens interpretation to a conversation and uses Paul as a model for illustrating this. In Paul's case, interpretation is a conversation between two people, Paul and scr…

As it is written: studying Paul's use of scripture

This book aims to move the discussion forward by examining the reasons behind these scholarly differences. The essays are united by a concern to show how scholarly opinions concerning Paul's use of…

The Pauline eschatology, c.1-2

To unfold Paul's eshatology, argues Vos, one must set forth his theology as a whole, not just his teaching on Christ's return. Offers great insight into the structure of Pauline theology. The essay…

Theology and ethics in Paul

In this book the author offers a distinctive analysis of Paul's ethical teaching in theological perspective that will provide a sound basis for an understanding of biblical ethics. In practical ter…

The letters of Paul, c.1-2: an expanded paraphrase

Bruce's goal was to write this in such a way that even a casual reading of it will make it evident how the different sections of Paul's material are connected (Bruce even includes his own original …

A companion to Paul

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245p.; 21 cm.

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227 TAY c

Paul Christianity

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0-19214247-4

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157p.; 20 cm.

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227 ZIE p

An introduction to the Pauline Epistles

An Introduction to the Pauline Epistles enables the reader to concentrate completely on Paul's thought. Specialization of this nature frees the student to acquire a deeper appreciation of a major p…

The Christian in the theology of St. Paul

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568p.; 22 cm.

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227 CER c

Contours of Pauline theology: a radical new survey..

This essential point is actually quite revolutionary in modern scholarship. Generally, most interpreters of Paul believe (at least in practice) that Paul brought some Hellenism (Greek thinking) int…