Essays on Some of the Difficulties in the Writings of the Apostle Paul, and in Other Parts of the New Testament

Gain understanding of some of the most difficult passages in Paul’s writing with this collection of essays. Arguing that many reject certain Pauline ideas based on preference, Richard Whatley explains what Paul meant—regardless of a modern readers’ bias. This volumes includes explorations of complicated concepts such as imputed righteousness, the abolition of the Mosaic Law, and election.