01386cam a22003011i 4500001001300000003000900013005001700022008004100039010001700080015001900097020002500116035002100141040004100162042001600203050002500219082001600244100003200260245006200292250001900354260004200373300003500415490004700450500002200497504005100519505041200570600004100982630006101023000053641647AU-EpEBC20150521145823.0141013s2015    enk      b    001 0|eng|d  a  2014031523  aGBB4E38682bnb  a9780567656254 (pb) :  a(OCoLC)886382140  aStDuBDSbengcStDuBDSdUkdNEMBerda  aukblcatcopy00aBS2650.52b.H67 201504a227.0612231 aHorrell, David G.,eauthor.13aAn introduction to the study of Paul /cDavid G. Horrell.  aThird edition.  aLondon, UK :bT. and T. Clark,c2015.  axv, 230 pages ;bpbk ;c22 cm.0 aT & T Clark approaches to biblical studies  aFormerly CIP.5Uk  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aIntroduction : Paul the man-mountain -- From Jesus to Paul : pre-Pauline Christianity -- Paul's life : before and after his encounter with Christ -- Paul the letter-writer -- Paul the theologian : the central elements of Paul's Gospel -- Paul, Israel, and the Jewish law -- Perspectives on the Pauline assemblies -- Paul's legacy in the New Testament and beyond -- Coming full circle : why study Paul today?00aPaulcthe Apostle, SaintxTeachings.00aBible.pEpistles of PaulxCriticism, interpretation, etc