Studies In Pauline Eschatology And Its Background

"Studies In Pauline Eschatology And Its Background" delves into the eschatological views presented in the Pauline epistles within the New Testament. Edwin John Pratt (1882-1964) explores the historical and theological context shaping Paul's understanding of the end times, resurrection, and the ultimate fate of humanity. This study offers insights into the apostle's perspectives on the parousia, judgment, and the transformation of the cosmos.

Examining key passages and themes, this book is valuable for students and scholars interested in Pauline theology, eschatology, and the development of Christian thought during the early church era. It provides a detailed analysis of the background influences and interpretive challenges associated with Paul's teachings on the future.

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