

An edition of Paul: Apostle of the Living God (2001)
Kerygma and Conversion in 2 Corinthians
By Mark J. Goodwin
Publish Date
March 2001
Publisher
Trinity Press International
Language
eng
Pages
261
Description:
"In Paul, Apostle of the Living God, Mark Goodwin examines the tradition of living God language in biblical, Jewish, and early Christian sources and then demonstrates the ways in which Paul adopted this tradition in his own letters. As he explores Paul's writings, Goodwin concludes that the epithet makes Paul's wider argument in 2 Corinthians 2:7-14 clearer and more coherent. In the end, Goodwin says, Paul's use of the living God tradition helps us to appreciate Paul's understanding of himself as an apostle of the living God, commissioned and sent out to bring new life to the Gentiles."--Jacket.
subjects: Conversion, Bible, Gottesbeziehung, God, Critique, interprétation, Nieuwtestamentische theologie, Théologie, Theology, Kérygme, Bible., N.T., Corinthians, 2nd - Theology, Biblical teaching, Bekehrung, Dieu, Enseignement biblique, Kerygma, God (Christianity), Bible, criticism, interpretation, etc., n. t. epistles, Paul, the apostle, saint, God, biblical teaching