Ogden Notebooks : Section 10: Exercises in Exegesis, 359-375
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- 359. COMMENTARY ON ROMANS
- 360. In Rom 1 18-25, Paul argues that "the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all . . .
- 361. Romans 1:18-3:20
- 362. Paul's "born of woman, born under the law" (Gal 4:4), is arguably his way . . .
- 363. Galatians 4:4-7
- 364. What, exactly, is meant by "the gospel" . . .
- 365. What is the significance of Paul's speaking, as he does, of "the law of Christ" . . .
- 366. In what sense does Paul claim to be an apostle?
- 367. Is Paul a theologian, in the strict and proper sense of the words?
- 368. What does Paul understand by the law?
- 369. 1 Corinthians 8:1-3
- 370. What most distinguishes scripture are not its specific moral teachings and rules . . .
- 371. The so-called ethical sections of Paul's letters are not loosely tacked on to the weightier . . .
- 372. When Paul speaks of the Spirit of God, he is thinking primarily of the presence...
- 373. On Isaiah 65:17-25
- 374. The place of early Christian communities in their environment
- 375. What's the significance of the fact that, according to Paul, Christ in the end delivers . . .