Paul of Tarsus
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Overview
T.R. Glover examines the figure of Paul in the light of his Greco-Roman origins. He convinces us the heart and distinctiveness of Paul in the historical context of the Greek world and of the mystery religions. He reveals to us Paul’s thoughts of the Stoics, Greek philosophers, and mystics. He also demonstrates Paul as a genius in his writings.
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- Explore’s different aspects of Paul’s life
- Discusses Paul’s revolutionary teachings about Christ
- Provides incredible insight into the context of Paul’s ministry
Top Highlights
“Tarsus was a ‘free city’ from Antony’s time; it paid no tribute, and it had self-government.” (Page 6)
Terrot Reaveley Glover (1869-1943) began his academic career studying ancient history, and this early interest became the clear and substantial basis for his later work in New Testament studies. He was the author of major books on Jesus, Paul, the world of the New Testament, as well as on numerous classical themes and topics. His numerous works include Progress in Religion to the Christian Era, Poets and Puritans, The Pilgrim, The Nature and Purpose of a Christian Society, Jesus in the Experience of Men, and The Jesus of History.