Handbook on the Epistles of Paul

by Jeremy Painter

Jeremy Painter gives a brief overview of the life of Paul and the theological themes found in his writings.

Genres: Theology

287 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Tyler Thomas]

This skillfully presented commentary works through each of Paul’s epistles in a thought-by-thought layout, rather than verse-by-verse. Occasionally, on passages of essential doctrinal significance, Painter pauses to exposit even more deeply. Every page and entry is rich with useful content. Much of it is directly preachable and teachable, but all of it is informative. Great way to expand biblical literacy of the Pauline epistles, and worth saving for later reference.

[Angela Kelly]

I'm giving it 4 stars just because it's hard/not terribly enjoyable to read cover to cover. However, it is excellent reference material and I've already found it very useful as a reference for Bible study. I'll get great use out of this for years to come!

[Rhonda Hall]

Informative, but slow reading. Commentary style writing rather than inspirational. Informative book series that should be used as a textbook for learning.

Apostolic, solid material...just not easy reading.
Better if spaced out over several days when reading in sections. Well written though, but college level.

[Scott Baham]

Very good

Very good teaching and commentary.
Very easy to read and understand.
Worth the time to use to better understand Paul's writings.

[Luke Thigpen]

Dr. Jeremy Painter is a genius of interpretation. His ability to apply New Testament theology in light of Old Testament writings may be unmatched in the Oneness movement.

[Lauren Nishi]

A challenging read in one sitting, but a lot of valuable information! The writers are anointed.

[Wesley Wood]

Very informative!

[Fiona Wray]

Informative but slow reading.