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William S. Campbell is presently Senior Research Fellow at the Abraham Geiger College, University of Potsdam, Germany, and was formerly Reader in Biblical Studies at the University of Trinity Saint David, UK.

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William S. Campbell brings a career of uncommon insight and careful investigation to this splendid commentary, the work of a patient and intrepid scholar. Close attention to Paul’s argumentation allows us to see the fraught cultural and political context into which the apostle sought to intervene—a situation in which presumption and prejudice threatened to derail the Christ movement almost from the start. This is at once an indispensable historical and theological resource. * THE REV DR. NEIL ELLIOTT, USA *
This magisterial commentary frames the insights gained over the course of a long and distinguished career with the very latest in social identity theory and in Paul-within-Judaism interpretations. William S. Campbell opens up Paul’s Letter to the Romans in new and exciting ways, enabling us to read Paul with fresh eyes, and with refreshed appreciation. * Paula Fredriksen, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel *

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Series Editors' Preface Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction Methodology Commentary Bibliography

Romans A Social Identity Commentary

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      Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing (UK)
      Publication Date: 1/23/2023 12:02:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780567669421, 978-0567669421
      ISBN10: 0567669424

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      William S. Campbell is presently Senior Research Fellow at the Abraham Geiger College, University of Potsdam, Germany, and was formerly Reader in Biblical Studies at the University of Trinity Saint David, UK.

      Trade Review
      William S. Campbell brings a career of uncommon insight and careful investigation to this splendid commentary, the work of a patient and intrepid scholar. Close attention to Paul’s argumentation allows us to see the fraught cultural and political context into which the apostle sought to intervene—a situation in which presumption and prejudice threatened to derail the Christ movement almost from the start. This is at once an indispensable historical and theological resource. * THE REV DR. NEIL ELLIOTT, USA *
      This magisterial commentary frames the insights gained over the course of a long and distinguished career with the very latest in social identity theory and in Paul-within-Judaism interpretations. William S. Campbell opens up Paul’s Letter to the Romans in new and exciting ways, enabling us to read Paul with fresh eyes, and with refreshed appreciation. * Paula Fredriksen, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel *

      Table of Contents
      Series Editors' Preface Preface Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction Methodology Commentary Bibliography

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