Puzzling Passages in Paul

Name: Puzzling Passages in Paul | Forty Conundrums Calmly Considered
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Forty Conundrums Calmly Considered

Anthony C. Thiselton(Autor*in)

Wipf and Stock Publishers

Erschienen am 22. Oktober 2018

228 Seiten

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Intro
Title Page
Preface
I: Paul and the Law
Chapter 1: Are Christians antinomians?
Chapter 2: Did God give the law to increase sin?
Chapter 3: "If it had not been for the law, I would not have known sin" yet "I delight in the law"
Chapter 4: How can Paul claim to be "as to righteousness under the law, blameless"?
II: Paul and Jesus
Chapter 5: What is the meaning of "in Christ all things hold together" and related Christological titles?
Chapter 6: How can Christ be a curse for us?
Chapter 7: Is Christ's work not "finished" and all-sufficient?
Chapter 8: Did Christ descend "into the lower parts of the earth"?
III: Paul and Salvation
Chapter 9: Has everything old passed away and everything become new?
Chapter 10: Baptism for the dead?
Chapter 11: Will all Israel be saved?
IV: Paul, Women, and Men
Chapter 12: Should women not be permitted to speak?
Chapter 13: Why should women choose their head-covering "because of the angels"?
Chapter 14: Should wives be expected "to be subject" to their husbands?
Chapter 15: Can childbearing ever relate to salvation?
Chapter 16: Is it really "well for a man not to touch a woman"?
Chapter 17: What is the "appointed time" that suggests people should live as if they had no spouse?
Chapter 18: Is an abandoned Christian spouse free to remarry?
Chapter 19: How can Christians be mismatched with unbelievers?
V: Paul and Moral Concerns
Chapter 20: How can the God of love also reveal his wrath against all ungodliness and wickedness?
Chapter 21: What are a wounded conscience and a weak conscience?
Chapter 22: Does love involve utter incredulity?
Chapter 23: Loveless brass and a flourish of cymbals?
Chapter 24: Curses by Paul
Chapter 25: "Heaping burning coals on their heads"-Is this a Christian sentiment?
Chapter 26: Death-penalty for immorality with no second chance?
Chapter 27: Is the epistle to Titus incurably racist?
Chapter 28: Is obedience to the state unconditional?
Chapter 29: Remaining in Slavery?
Chapter 30: Who inherits the kingdom of God?
VI: Paul and Christian Worship
Chapter 31: Self-examination before communion and "not discerning the Lord's body."
Chapter 32: Should all Christians speak in tongues?
Chapter 33: What kind of thing is prophesying in Paul?
VII: Paul's Power in Weakness
Chapter 34: Why boast about "being let down in a basket through a window in the wall"?
Chapter 35: Why not boast about visions and being caught up in the third heaven?
Chapter 36: What was Paul's "thorn in the flesh"?
VIII: Puzzling Passages in Paul
Chapter 37: Bland, progressive optimism about everything?
Chapter 38: Who is the "god of this world"?
Chapter 39: Who is "the lawless one" and what is "the mystery of lawlessness"?
Chapter 40: Bewitched? Or Rational and Logical?
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