Images of Paul in the New Testament

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 43 (4):341-351 (1989)
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Standing literally at the center of the New Testament, the Paul who emerges from the letters and Acts is a richly diverse figure, about whom no easy conclusions can be reached concerning his historical shape or theological legacy

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