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$63.25
This most recent addition to the popular Trinity in Context (NTC) commentary series, edited by J. Andrew Oeverman and Howard Clark Kee, foucses on the apostle Paul’s refusal to match strength for strength with his detractors. Instead, Paul stresses that authentic Christian ministry is characterized by weakness and suffering, specifically the weakness and paradigmatic sufferings endured by the crucified Jesus.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781563383151
ISBN10: 1563383152
Sze-kar Wan
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2000
New Testament In Context Commentaries
Publisher: Trinity Press International
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