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Heirs Of Paul
Beker , Christiaan J.

Heirs Of Paul

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company (1991)
9780802842565
| Paperback
146 pages | 172 x 217 mm | English
Dewey 225.92B424H
LC Classification BS2506 .B425 1996
LC Control No. 96028477

Subject

  • Bible
  • Paul
  • Religion / Biblical Biography / New Testament
  • Religion / Biblical Studies / New Testament
  • Religion / Christian Church / History

Plot

In this book, the author discusses the reception of Paul in the modern day church, and argues that Paul and his gospel are the least understood parts of the New Testament in the church today. Beker examines the deutero-Pauline literature to reveal how the earliest churches received Paul's message. Refreshingly, Beker doesn't assume that the deutero-Pauline letters are a corruption of Paul's message. Rather, Beker's reconstruction reveals the ways Paul's gospel was adapted to the particular situations of the deutero-Pauline texts, and this becomes a model for the church today in receiving Paul afresh.

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