| › Foreward - THE LIFE OF ST. PAUL
by
PROF. JAMES STALKER, D.D.
Author of "The Life of Jesus Christ"
With Foreword by
Wilbert W. White, D.D.
President of ...read |
| › Chapter 1 - His Place in History - Paragraphs 1-12.
1, 2. The Man Needed by the Time.
3, 4. A Type of Christian Character.
5-8. The Thinker of Christianity.
9-12. The Miss ...read |
| › Chapter 2 - His Unconscious Preparation for His Work - Paragraphs 13-36.
14-16. DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH. His Love
of Cities. 17, 18. HOME.
19-26. EDUCATION. 19. Roman citizenship; 20. ...read |
| › Chapter 3 - His Conversion - Paragraphs 37-50.
37, 38. Severity of the Persecution.
39-42. Kicking against the Goad.
43, 44. The Vision of Christ.
45-48. Effect of ...read |
| › Chapter 4 - His Gospel - Paragraphs 51-67.
51-53. SOJOURN IN ARABIA.
54-58. FAILURE OF MAN'S RIGHTEOUSNESS.
56. Failure of the Gentiles. 57. Failure of the ...read |
| › Chapter 5 - The Work Awaiting the Worker - Paragraphs 68-78.
68-70. Eight years of Comparative Inactivity at Tarsus.
Gentiles admitted to Christian Church.
71, 72. Paul discover ...read |
| › Chapter 6 - His Missionary Travels - Paragraphs 70-114.
79-88. THE FIRST JOURNEY. 79, 80. His Companions.
81. Cyprus. Change of his Name. 82-87.
The Mainland ...read |
| › Chapter 7 - His Writings and his Character - Paragraphs 115-127.
115-119. HIS WRITINGS. 115, 116. Principal Literary
Period. 117. Form of his Writings. 118. His
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| › Chapter 8 - Picture of a Pauline Church - Paragraphs 128-144.
128, 129. THE EXTERIOR AND THE INTERIOR VIEW OF HISTORY.
130-143. A CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN A HEATHEN CITY. 131. The
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| › Chapter 9 - His Great Controversy - Paragraphs 145-162.
146-148. THE QUESTION AT ISSUE.
149-153. THE SETTLEMENT OF IT. 149, 150. By
Peter; 151. By Paul; 152, 153. ...read |
| › Chapter 10 - The End - Paragraphs 163-189.
163, 164. RETURN TO JERUSALEM. Prophecy of
Approaching Imprisonment.
165-168. ARREST. 166. Tumult in Templ ...read |
| › Hints to Teachers and Questions for Pupils - Teacher's Apparatus.--English theology has no juster cause for pride than the books it has produced on the Life of Paul. Perhaps there is no other su ...read |
