The letters of Paul: conversations in context, 3E

his book was easy to read and understand, but it explains in great detail these facts we learned. It goes over history, textual and cultural criticisms, format of the letters, and so forth. As an e…

St. Paul's epistles to the Colossians and Philemon, v.4: a revised text with..

This classic set of commentaries is both highly regarded and often referenced. This newly arranged set includes Lightfoot s three commentaries on "Galatians, Philippians," and "Colossians and Phile…

Slavery as salvation: the metaphor of slavery in Pauline Christianity

Early Christians frequently used metaphors about slavery, calling themselves slaves of God and Christ and referring to their leaders as slave representatives of Christ. Most biblical scholars have …

The pastoral epistles: I and II Timothy, Titus

These paragraph-by-paragraph commentaries have been written by modern scholars who are in touch with contemporary biblical study and also with the interests of the general reader. They interpret th…

Preface to the study of Paul

This book is facile to read. It is challenging of one's worldview and principles. For the Christian, or Theology or Religious studies student this book is a fun, quick read that can be revisited li…

What Saint Paul really said: was Paul of Tarsus the real founder..

Paul has provoked people as much in recent times as he did when he was alive. Some regard him as a pestilent and dangerous fellow. Others think of him as the greatest teacher of Christianity after …

The household of God: the social word of the pastoral epistles

The author of the Pastoral sets forth in his composition a coherent concept of the church as the household of God. This concept is two-pronged, informing the author's understanding both of the hous…

The Christian in the theology of St. Paul

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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…

A commentary on the New Testament epistles of Peter.., v.7

Nothing whatever is said in the Scripture concerning the origin of the church at Rome, and we have no means of knowing at what precise time the gospel first gained a footing there. It would seem, h…