The Life And Work Of St Paul
By F.W. Farrar
With Original Illustrations & Coloured Maps
Published by Cassell And Company Limited: London 1883
Note: Outer spine detached as shown.
"F.W. Farrar's The Life and Work of St. Paul is a comprehensive biography and theological analysis of the apostle Paul, exploring his profound influence on early Christianity. Farrar examines Paul's background as a Pharisee, his dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus, and his missionary journeys across the Roman Empire. The book details Paul's challenges, including persecution, imprisonment, and conflicts with both Jewish and Gentile audiences. Farrar also delves into Paul's theological contributions, particularly his teachings on grace, faith, and salvation, as expressed in his epistles. Through historical and scriptural analysis, Farrar presents Paul as a key architect of Christian doctrine and a figure of immense spiritual resilience.
Beyond biography, The Life and Work of St. Paul also contextualizes his writings and ministry within the social and political landscape of the first century. Farrar explores the cultural tensions Paul navigated, such as the divide between Jewish law and the emerging Christian faith, as well as his efforts to unify diverse Christian communities. The book emphasizes Paul's legacy in shaping Christian thought, particularly through his letters, which remain central to Christian theology. Farrar's detailed narrative and scholarly approach offer readers a rich understanding of Paul's enduring impact on the Church and Western civilization."
Outer spine detached as shown. Covers with minor wear and some rub through. Pages are very clean and well presented with no fixing. Aside from the outer spine, the binding is in excellent condition with no loose pages - somewhat unusual for a book of this size. Covers remain attached via webbing to text block. A beautiful volume well worth your time and TLC to attend to the spine. Good condition overall. Please study photos to further understand condition.
