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With Voices and Views on Paul, Ben Witherington and Jason Myers have teamed up to provide a reliable guide to the major terrain of Pauline scholarship. They explain and analyze developments over the past two decades, including the New Perspective, the apocalyptic Paul, and Paul within Judaism. After establishing the historical context, starting with the shift in Pauline studies begun by Krister...

our father, does so because he knows that Abraham was first a pagan before he placed his trust in Yahweh. So in fact he can be the father in faith of both Gentiles and Jews, just as Paul will go on to suggest that the eschatological order of redemption will be the full number of Gentiles first, and then “all Israel will be saved” (Rom 11:25–32). Here I would say that Wright, for all his insightful analyses of the subplots, has one too few subplots—we need a subplot about Abraham, and we need another
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