Euangelion (briefly) on The Future of the People of God

Saturday 21 August 2010

Romans

Some brief, non-analytical but very gratifying comments (let’s be honest) on The Future of the People of God from Joel Willitts at Euangelion, including the following:

Wow! Read that again. And again. Read it several times. Surely wiser words have rarely been spoken in contemporary Pauline studies.

Wow! But note that the typological errors in the quotation are his not mine.

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