Romans and the origin of Paul's christology

Paul W. Barnett

Romans and the origin of Paul's christology

Paul W. Barnett

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Abstract

We are fortunate in knowing that Paul wrote to the Romans in ca. 57, that is, about twenty-five years after the historical lifespan of Jesus of Nazareth. As it happens, we are able to plot Paul’s own milestones within those twenty-five years, in particular his conversion/call about a year after the first Easter. I will argue that the year (or so) “between Jesus and Paul” was critical for the christological formulations reflected in the letter of Paul to the Romans.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	History and exegesis
Subtitle of host publication	New Testament essays in honor of Dr. E. Earle Ellis for his 80th birthday
Editors	Sang-Won (Aaron) Son
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	T & T Clark
Pages	90-103
Number of pages	14
ISBN (Print)	0567028011
Publication status	Published - 2006

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