Hard Sayings of Paul

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InterVarsity Press, 22 iun. 1989 - 278 pagini

The apostle Paul makes clear the central truths of Christianity. But sometimes he leaves us puzzled. As Peter said so long ago, Paul's "letters contain some things that are hard to understand." Is the law good? Is it better to be single or married? Is God really just? What wil happen to the Jews? Should women be allowed to teach? Seldom have the questions become easier over time. Manfred Brauch, drawing on years of pastoral experience and biblical study, takes on forty-eight hard sayings of Paul and offers the kind of help we need. By supplying background and putting these sayings in the context of the whole of Paul's teaching, he helps us not only to understand them but to see their importance for Christian living today.

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Understanding and Interpreting Biblical Texts
13
One Mans Sin Means My Death?
27
Increasing
34
2 7
47
All Things for Good
56
Is God Unjust?
63
God Has Bound All to Disobedience
72
20
80
Because of the Angels
147
27
163
Silence in the Churches
166
14
187
43
193
The Israel of
200
Work Out Your Salvation
218
47
239

Destroying Gods Temple
90
Remain Where You
118
Headship?
134

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Manfred T. Brauch (Ph.D., McMaster University) is retired professor of biblical theology and past president of Palmer Theological Seminary of Eastern University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is the author of Set Free to Be: A Study in Romans, and Hard Sayings of Paul, and a contributor to Hard Sayings of the Bible. Since 2004, Brauch and his wife have done long-term volunteer work in medical missions and theological education in Chile, Russia and Cameroon, West Africa.

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