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Studies in the Pauline Epistles: Essays in Honor of Douglas J. Moo is unavailable, but you can change that!

A must-have for any serious Pauline scholar or student, this Festschrift to Douglas J. Moo is unique in several ways. Since Doug has been a key proponent to the Old Perspective on Paul, the reader will be interested in reading the essay by N. T. Wright in which he reflects on the phrase “the righteousness of God” in Romans 3. And where else can you read an essay by James D. G. Dunn on “What’s...

been faithful to his original covenant obligation to Israel? Paul’s denial was, as usual, emphatic: μὴ γένοιτο—​“By no means! God forbid!” (3:4). But the tension remained. And Paul climaxes his theological statement of his gospel in chs. 9–11 by attempting to resolve the tension. Christiaan Beker was right to see in this resolution a key to the coherent theme of Paul’s gospel that he postulates as the final triumph of God.10 Hence the close link between God’s “faithfulness,” God’s “truth,” and God’s
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