David G. Horrell is Professor of New Testament at the University of Exeter, UK.

• ContentsPreface to the Third EditionPreface to the Second EditionPrefaceAbbreviationsList of figures1. Introduction: Paul the man-mountain2. From Jesus to Paul: pre-Pauline Christianity3. Paul’s life: before and after his encounter with Christ4. Paul the letter-writer5. Paul the theologian: the central elements of Paul’s gospel6. Paul, Israel and the Jewish law7. Perspectives on the Pauline assemblies8. Paul’s legacy in the New Testament and beyond9. Coming full circle: why study Paul today?BibliographyIndex of biblical referencesIndex of subjects and authors

This Introduction to the Study of Paul, written by one of fairest and most judicious of scholars, is a handy point of access into Pauline studies, offering a trustworthy overview of current issues in the interpretation of Paul and his letters.

David G. Horrell is Professor of New Testament at the University of Exeter, UK.

• ContentsPreface to the Third EditionPreface to the Second EditionPrefaceAbbreviationsList of figures1. Introduction: Paul the man-mountain2. From Jesus to Paul: pre-Pauline Christianity3. Paul’s life: before and after his encounter with Christ4. Paul the letter-writer5. Paul the theologian: the central elements of Paul’s gospel6. Paul, Israel and the Jewish law7. Perspectives on the Pauline assemblies8. Paul’s legacy in the New Testament and beyond9. Coming full circle: why study Paul today?BibliographyIndex of biblical referencesIndex of subjects and authors

This Introduction to the Study of Paul, written by one of fairest and most judicious of scholars, is a handy point of access into Pauline studies, offering a trustworthy overview of current issues in the interpretation of Paul and his letters.

David G. Horrell is Professor of New Testament at the University of Exeter, UK.

• ContentsPreface to the Third EditionPreface to the Second EditionPrefaceAbbreviationsList of figures1. Introduction: Paul the man-mountain2. From Jesus to Paul: pre-Pauline Christianity3. Paul’s life: before and after his encounter with Christ4. Paul the letter-writer5. Paul the theologian: the central elements of Paul’s gospel6. Paul, Israel and the Jewish law7. Perspectives on the Pauline assemblies8. Paul’s legacy in the New Testament and beyond9. Coming full circle: why study Paul today?BibliographyIndex of biblical referencesIndex of subjects and authors

This Introduction to the Study of Paul, written by one of fairest and most judicious of scholars, is a handy point of access into Pauline studies, offering a trustworthy overview of current issues in the interpretation of Paul and his letters.