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In this study, Kaylor tests his hypothesis that Paul's dominant concern in writing the epistle to the Romans centered on the unity of Jew and Gentile, and that God acted in Christ to unite Jew and Gentile into one covenant community. With this unique view of Romans, Kaylor avoids two problems: anti-Jewish polemic of much Protestant interpretation and post-Holocaust reaction by those who deny tension between Paul and the Torah. 260 pages, softcover from John Knox.
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