PaulSterling Publishing Company, Inc., 2009 - 218 páginas Missionary, theologian, and religious genius, Paul is the most powerful human personality in the history of the Church. His epistles laid the foundations on which later Christian theology was built. In his original introduction to the disciple’s life and thought, E. P. Sanders, whose research on Paul has significantly influenced recent scholarship, pays equal attention to analyze Paul’s gospel and to explore his fundamental--and sometimes contradictory--convictions.
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Pauls Mission | 1 |
Pauls Life | 13 |
Missionary Strategy and Message | 31 |
The Return of the Lord and the Resurrection of the Dead | 43 |
Theological Presuppositions Monotheism and Providence | 55 |
Righteousness by Faith and Being in Christ Galatians | 71 |
Righteousness by Faith and Being in Christ Romans | 105 |
Christology | 125 |
The Law | 135 |
Behavior | 159 |
The Salvation of Israel and of the World Romans 911 | 181 |
Notes on Sources | 199 |
Further Reading | 203 |
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Picture Credits | 217 |
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