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Book Description
- Title:
- The Teaching of Paul in Terms of the Present Day
- Author:
- William M. Ramsay [1851-1939]
- Publication Year:
- [1913]
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- Hodder & Stoughton
- Pages:
- 450
- Subjects:
- Apostle Paul, Teaching, Christian Doctrine
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Part I. Preparatory Questions
- Had Paul a Philosophy?
- Method and Plan
- Is Paul's Philosophy Convincing?
- Did Paul see Jesus?
- The Hellenism of Paul
- The Childhood and Youth of Paul
- St. Paul and St. John
- The Confident Faith of Paul and John
PART II. The Thought of Paul
- The Basis of Paul's Thought–(1) God is
- The Basis of Paul's Thought–(2) God is Good
- This Principle is Seen, but cannot be Proved
- The Contact with Greek Thought
- Comparison with the Confession of Islam
- The Promise the Free Gift of God, yet Earned by Man
- The Purpose of God
- The New Birth
- Life is Growth
- Christ a Power in Man?
- The Alternative–––Torrance,Torrance, David A.: Impersonal Power or Personal God
- The Righteousness of God
- ls there a Limit to Salvation?
- The Idea of Growth and Development in the Teaching of Paul
- Righteousness and Sin
- The Pagan World of the Roman Empire
- The Wrath of God
- Sin as a Force and Power over Man
- The First Adam and the Second Adam
- The Saint as King
- Faith as a Power
- A Motive Power to Salvation
- The Measure and Estimate of Faith
- Faith unto Salvation
- The Gift of Christ
- Metaphor and Truth
- The Beginning of Sin in the World
- Influence of Contemporary Custom on Paul
- The Happy Lot of Man
- The Mystery of God
- The Suffering of God
- The Knowledge of God
- Knowledge and Love
- Partial and Complete Knowledge
- The Rights of Man
- Did Paul Teach a Selfish End?
- The Family in the Teaching of Paul
- Conclusion
PART III. Subsiduary Questions
- The Relation of St. Paul to the Greek Mysteries
- The Theory that Paul was an Epileptic
- The Hymn of Heavenly Love. ( 1 Cor. xiii.)
- The Imprisonment and Supposed Trial of Paul in Rome. (Acts xxviii.)
- The Date of the Galatian Letter
- The Use of the Word "Mystery" in the Letters
- Dr. Deissmann on the Letters of Paul as Literature
- Belief and Baptism