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NT230

Life and Letters of Paul

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A study of the purpose, theology, and chronology of Acts and the missionary strategy of the apostle Paul, as well as a look at the major Pauline epistles. The course also introduces students to key aspects of Pauline theology.

Instructor: Dr. Hans Bayer

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Hans Bayer

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Related Readings
All of the books specified as related reading for this course are listed below. Books may be ordered from a local Christian bookstore, through a mail order catalog, from the Covenant Seminary Online Store, or from the Covenant Seminary Bookstore on campus (call toll-free at 877-213-3353).

* Paul: The Apostle of the Heart Set Free, F. F. Bruce
* Luke: Historian and Theologian, I. Howard Marshall



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