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ISBN-13: | 9781498289702 |
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Publisher: | Wipf & Stock Publishers |
Publication date: | 02/01/2017 |
Pages: | 100 |
Product dimensions: | 5.50(w) x 8.40(h) x 0.30(d) |
About the Author
Table of Contents
Foreword Todd D. Still ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xv
1 How to Read this Book 1
2 How to Read an Epistle 6
3 Introduction to Galatians 13
4 Galatians and the Old Testament 25
5 Why You Can Trust Paul: Galatians 1:1-2:14 32
6 Paul's Theological Argument Part 1: Galalians 2:15-3:29 39
7 Paul's Theological Argument Part 2: Galatians 4 52
8 The Implications of the One True Gospel: Galatians 5-6 58
Epilogue: From law to Logos 69
The New English Translation of Galatians 73
Bibliography 83
What People are Saying About This
"In our time of so many who are educated, interested, and Biblically illiterate, the gift of catechist may prove the most important, and Jon Jordan has it. He explains how to read an epistle, what Galatians' connections to the Old Testament are, how the argument goes, and only then what it says to our lives. I commend this book as in introduction to Paul's letter, and to the heart of our faith, highly."
George Sumner, Episcopal bishop of Dallas
"As a pastor I am constantly on the lookout for biblical commentary that is both accessible and theologically sound. This slim volume on Galatians is just that. With deft skill, Jordan cuts right to the heart of St. Paul's message without sacrificing one ounce of integrity. If you're looking for a commentary that will illumine, entertain, and steer miles clear of the tedium that bogs down much biblical scholarshiplook no further."
Ryan Casey Waller, Author of Broken
"Jordan's From Law to Logos is a gift to read. It offers an intelligent and contemplative re-reading of Galatians beneficial for theologian and novice alike. The reader will discover through Jordan's study of the text the gift of Christian identity as life spent in grateful self-gift in a cosmos infused with the faithfulness of Christ."
Timothy P. O'Malley, PhD, University of Notre Dame