The Complete Paul: A New Arrangement of the Apostle's Words

by Douglas Wilson (Editor)

Often we are so familiar with the words of Paul that we can let our eyes glide over the verses, forgetting how revolutionary, convicting, and encouraging they have been (and are) to the people of God. In this new reader's edition of Paul's epistles, readers have a unique opportunity to explore Paul's letters as part of an organic whole. Editor Douglas Wilson has re-structured and re-assembled all of the Apostle's words around the book of Romans, opening new windows to the themes found in Paul's epistles as a devotional aid. In this way, the reader of Scripture has an innovative new resource for looking at the large-scale organization and major subjects of Paul s thought.

Genres: Theology

226 pages, Paperback

Published July 31, 2018

About the author

I write in order to make the little voices in my head go away. Thus far it hasn't worked.

Reviews

[Becky Pliego]

Brilliant idea. It forced me to read afresh some passages in the Epsitles that I had become "too familiar" with.

[Michael]

Hm.

[Liam]

Interesting concept. I dropped this one for the Pauline Parallels feature in Logos so I can read in whatever translation I want.