Book contents
- The Theology of the Letter to the Galatians
- Reviews
- New New Testament Theology
- The Theology of the Letter to the Galatians
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Part I Reading the Theology of Galatians
- Part II Probing the Theology of Galatians
- Part III Positioning the Theology of Galatians
- Appendix Did Galatians Accomplish Paul’s Purpose?
- Suggestions for Further Reading
- Bibliography
- Index of Ancient Literature
- Index of Authors and Names
- Subject Index
- References
Bibliography
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 07 August 2025
Book contents
- The Theology of the Letter to the Galatians
- Reviews
- New New Testament Theology
- The Theology of the Letter to the Galatians
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Part I Reading the Theology of Galatians
- Part II Probing the Theology of Galatians
- Part III Positioning the Theology of Galatians
- Appendix Did Galatians Accomplish Paul’s Purpose?
- Suggestions for Further Reading
- Bibliography
- Index of Ancient Literature
- Index of Authors and Names
- Subject Index
- References
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