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apocalyptic Paul: a standalone construct

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New Testament studies

readings of Paul, from Beker onward, that place God's cosmic triumph and the invasion of a new age at the centre of his thought.

In New Testament studies, apocalyptic Paul refers to readings of Paul, from Beker onward, that place God's cosmic triumph and the invasion of a new age at the centre of his thought. This meaning comes from Beker (1980) in Paul the apostle.[1]

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References

Beker, J. C. (1980). Paul the apostle. Fortress Press. ISBN 9780800606336

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