"An admirable exegetical primer. . . It deals with the literary
genre of Paul's canonical letters, the oral and historical
backgrounds of each of them, together with such important critical
issues as their rhetorical features, their epistolary conventions,
and how to 'establish' the text by means of the principles of text
criticism. . . . His treatment of these important matters is
perceptive, his overall presentation is helpful, and the materials
that he presents will be 'a good read' for many beginning
theological students."--Richard N Longenecker, Emeritus Professor
of New Testament "Wycliffe College, University of Toronto"
(12/1/2012 12:00:00 AM)
"It is rare to find in one book the full complement of skills
needed to do exegesis, in this case exegesis of Pauline literature.
As such, this work provides an invaluable resource for anyone
committed to understanding the apostle Paul in his own words. I
highly recommend it to Christian colleges and seminaries
alike."--C. Marvin Pate, Chair of Christian Theology "Pruet School
of Christian Studies, Ouachita Baptist Universtiy" (12/1/2012
12:00:00 AM)
"John Harvey's teaching and writing consistently display two highly
laudable characteristics: analytical skill and accessible
scholarship. Harvey demonstrates that true biblical scholarship is
not an end, but a means by which to further the purposes for which
Scripture has been given: teaching, reproof, correction, and
training in righteousness. This book will serve as a significant
resource to all who wish to understand the New Testament more fully
and expound it more effectively."--Ralph E. Enlow, Jr., President
"Association for Biblical Higher Education" (12/1/2012 12:00:00 AM)
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