Sin and its Remedy in Paul

Nijay K. Gupta is Professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary, Illinois.John K. Goodrich is Professor of Bible at Moody Bible Institute, Illinois.

• ContributorsPrefaceAbbreviations1. Sin in Context: ?µa?t?a in Greco-Roman and Jewish LiteratureNijay K. Gupta2. Sin and Soteriology in RomansMartinus C. de Boer3. Sin and the Sovereignty of God in RomansBruce W. Longenecker4. Models for Relating Sin as a Power to Human Activity in Romans 5:12-21A. Andrew Das5. Letters from the Battlefield: Cosmic Sin and Captive Sinners in 1 CorinthiansAlexandra R. Brown6. Divine Generosity in the Midst of Conflict: Sin and Its Remedy in 2 CorinthiansDominika Kurek-Chomycz7. Sin, Slavery, Sacrifice, and the Spirit: The Human Problem and Divine Solution in GalatiansDavid A. deSilva8. Dead in Your Trespasses: Sin as Infraction and Sphere of Power in Colossians and EphesiansJohn K. Goodrich9. "But I Never Intended . . .": Implicit Hamartiology in the Thessalonian CorrespondenceAndy Johnson10. Re-Ordering the Household: Misalignment and Realignment to God's ??????µ?a in 1 TimothyGeorge M. WielandIndex of Modern AuthorsIndex of Ancient Documents

With their IBR research group, Nijay Gupta and John Goodrich have spawned a miniature renaissance in the study of Pauline theology. Now with this book, and the series that it inaugurates, they are bringing that renaissance to readers everywhere. The subject matter of Sin and Its Remedy in Paul is grim, but there can be no making sense of Paul's letters without it.