The Life of St Paul (1888 Stalker), book

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The Life of St Paul (1888) is a book by James Stalker.

Abstract

"This volume is fittingly a part of James Stalker's trilogy The Life of Jesus Christ, The Trial and Death of Jesus Christ, and The life of St. Paul, for the apostle Paul is the interpreter of the entire purpose of Christ's coming. This book has been recognized by many as the leading popular biography of the greatest preacher of the Christian church. It is informative and heartwarming in its treatment of the life and ministry of Paul."--Publisher description

Editions

Published in Edinburgh [Scotland]: T&T Clark; and New York, NY: Charles Scribner, 1888.

Translations

Contents

Chapter titles include the following: - His Place in History - His Unconscious Preparation for His Work - His Conversion - His Gospel - The Work Awaiting the Worker - His Missionary Travels - Picture of a Pauline Church - His Great Controversy -- Hints for Teachers and Questions of Pupils conclude this work.

External links

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