The Law, the Covenant and God's Plan, Volume 2, Paul's Treatment of the Law and Israel in Romans

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KARIKUULA, The Law, the Covenant and God's Plan, Volume 2, Paul's Treatment of the Law and Israel in Romans (Publications of the Finnish Exegetical Society 85; Helsinki: Finnish Exegetical Society; Gôttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 2003). Pp. 391. Paper N.P.

In the mid-1980s my teacher Robert M. Grant once remarked, "The longer I read Paul, the more I wonder-did this man know what he was talking about?" Kari Kuula is not afraid to ask the same question regarding the law in Romans. His answer is that, although Paul consistently maintains core convictions, the arguments he uses to move ...

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