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Studies in Biblical Theology: Second Series: The Obedience of Faith

The Purposes of Paul in the Epistle to the Romans

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Minear puts forward the significance of using the information uncovered from the last three chapters of Romans (14-16) to reconstruct the picture of the situation in Rome and to interpret the letter as a whole accordingly. He challenges the assumption held by many commentators that there was a single Christian congregation in Rome where different groups of Christians worshipped side by side. Minear proposes that Paul is trying to unite the strong and the weak communities in Rome. Paul does this by employing twelve axioms in efforts at reconciliation in 14.1-15.13. According to Minear, it is the purpose of the rest of Romans to explain, support, and defend these axioms.

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Studies in Biblical Theology: Second Series: The Obedience of Faith, Paul Sevier Minear

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Titel
Studies in Biblical Theology: Second Series: The Obedience of Faith
Ondertitel
The Purposes of Paul in the Epistle to the Romans
Taal
Engels
Jaar van publicatie
2003
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
126
ISBN10
1592442250
ISBN13
9781592442256
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Minear puts forward the significance of using the information uncovered from the last three chapters of Romans (14-16) to reconstruct the picture of the situation in Rome and to interpret the letter as a whole accordingly. He challenges the assumption held by many commentators that there was a single Christian congregation in Rome where different groups of Christians worshipped side by side. Minear proposes that Paul is trying to unite the strong and the weak communities in Rome. Paul does this by employing twelve axioms in efforts at reconciliation in 14.1-15.13. According to Minear, it is the purpose of the rest of Romans to explain, support, and defend these axioms.