T&t Clark Companion to Paul and His Interpreters

What is true of New Testament Studies in general is true of Pauline Studies in particular the field has grown exponentially over the past half century.

The explosion of publications and proliferation of approaches pertaining to Paul's life, letters, and thought makes an authoritative guide to Pauline interpretation desirable, if not essential.

The T&T Clark Companion to Paul and his Interpreters will fill a lacunae in the secondary literature pertaining to the Apostle.

It will not only serve as a trusted resource for students and specialists alike, but it will also function as a logical and valuable point of entry for those who are curious about the subject.

Following an editorial, introductory essay surveying the landscape of Pauline interpretation past and present, A Z entries (roughly 150 in number) will address a wide range of topics relevant to the study of Paul.

Thereafter, leading Pauline scholars will essay upon a vast array of interpretive periods and approaches relative to the Apostle.

These articles will simultaneously summarize results and advance knowledge in this fascinating and demanding field of study.

The editor of this companion, Todd D. Still, is an internationally recognized Pauline scholar who has published extensively in this field of inquiry within New Testament.