The Interpretation of Jesus in the Pauline Epistles

Par : Walter Smith

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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8227691552
  • EAN9798227691552
  • Date de parution14/01/2025
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC

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The theology of the Apostle Paul stands as one of the most influential foundations of Christian doctrine. His letters, or epistles, were written in the middle of the first century CE, in a time of immense social, cultural, and theological upheaval. Paul's letters-roughly thirteen in number, though some are disputed-address various issues faced by the early Christian communities, offering insights into the nascent Christian faith, its relationship with Judaism, and its understanding of the person and work of Jesus Christ.
The interpretation of Jesus in Paul's writings reveals not only the theological reflections of a man who experienced a dramatic conversion but also the development of early Christian thought, which would shape the faith for generations to come.
The theology of the Apostle Paul stands as one of the most influential foundations of Christian doctrine. His letters, or epistles, were written in the middle of the first century CE, in a time of immense social, cultural, and theological upheaval. Paul's letters-roughly thirteen in number, though some are disputed-address various issues faced by the early Christian communities, offering insights into the nascent Christian faith, its relationship with Judaism, and its understanding of the person and work of Jesus Christ.
The interpretation of Jesus in Paul's writings reveals not only the theological reflections of a man who experienced a dramatic conversion but also the development of early Christian thought, which would shape the faith for generations to come.

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