Paul's idea of community The early house churches in their historical setting

By:

Banks, Robert

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Michigan William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company 1988Description: 208 21cmISBN:

0858920980

Subject(s):

House churches -- Rome. Bible. -- Epistles of Paul -- Theology. Church -- Biblical teaching. Liberty -- Biblical teaching. Bible. -- New Testament. -- Épîtres de Paul -- Théologie. Bible. -- New Testament. -- Épîtres pastorales -- Théologie. Église

Summary: It is in Paul that the most profound and clearly developed understanding of community is found. Indeed, what the apostle has to say about community is relevant to far more than just the way people get together in churches. In this timely study, the author

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It is in Paul that the most profound and clearly developed understanding of community is found. Indeed, what the apostle has to say about community is relevant to far more than just the way people get together in churches. In this timely study, the author

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