In praise of the inexpressible

Description:

"Before his Damascus Road experience, Saul of Tarsus had earned a reputation as a religious strong-arm. Even after his conversion, this same Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles, remained a force to be reckoned with. Down through the centuries - and right up to today - his passionate and frequently combative writings have more than once turned the church upside down." "Jean Paillard suggests that scholars have focused too heavily on the theological aspect of Paul's writing. In this book, Paillard shares his discovery of a different side of Paul - the mystical and experiential Paul who was transported into the third heaven, who cultivated his own interior life, and who found the fragrance that comes from knowing Christ spread about him. He invites us to rethink our views of Paul, and encourages us to, with the apostle, "plunge resolutely into the depth and richness of the divine mystery.""--BOOK JACKET.

subjects: Bible,  Theology,  Philosophy of religion,  N.T,  Bible.,  Religion - Biblical Studies,  Religion,  N.T.,  Biblical Studies - New Testament,  Bible - Study - New Testament,  the Apostle, Saint,  Christian Theology - General,  Epistles of Paul,  Paul,,  11.46 study and interpretation of the New Testament,  Brieven van Paulus,  Religieuze ervaring,  Paul, the apostle, saint,  Bible, commentaries, n. t. epistles of paul

People: Paul the Apostle, Saint