Paul, a New Covenant Jew: Rethinking Pauline Theology
by Brant Pitre, Michael P. Barber, John A. Kincaid
A scholarly exploration of Paul's theology as a New Covenant Jew, examining covenant, law, and salvation within Second Temple Judaism.
About This Book
This volume presents a detailed study of the Apostle Paul's theological framework as understood through the lens of covenantal Judaism.
The authors explore how Paul's writings reflect continuity with Jewish tradition while articulating a renewed vision of covenant and salvation.
Key themes include the role of the law, the significance of Christ, and the identity of God's people in Pauline thought.
The work draws on biblical texts, historical context, and contemporary scholarship to offer fresh insights into Paul's message.
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