"Gordon Fee is among the most respected New Testament scholars of our time. With this focus on Jesus as Lord he offers the church a practical, compelling, and even eye-opening demonstration of Paul's high Christology. He gives sound treatment of crucial texts and of the relation of the Father, Son, and Spirit in Paul's letters. This book deserves your attention."  
\--__Klyne Snodgrass__, North Park Theological Seminary  
  
"Exegetically grounded and theologically synthetic, academic and devotionally reverent, grounded in research but practical and simple to follow, Fee's Jesus the Lord according to Paul the Apostle makes the fruits of his years of careful work on Paul's letters and Christology more widely available. Intertextually rich and theologically provocative, this book invites us to rethink traditional academic constructions of Paul's theology in light of the primary data provided rather conspicuously by Paul's own letters."  
\--__Craig S. Keener__, Asbury Theological Seminary  
  
"Fee distills his lifetime of careful exegesis and sensitive theological reflection (not to mention the substance of his Pauline Christology) to provide a wide readership with a clear, concise, and engaging summary of Paul's understanding of Christ. In the process, he demonstrates how paying careful attention to the scriptural backgrounds of Paul's statements about Jesus provides key insights for understanding Paul's Christology. This book would serve perfectly as a textbook for undergraduate or seminary courses on Pauline theology or Christology."  
\--__Roy E. Ciampa__, Nida Institute for Biblical Scholarship  
  
"So many of Fee's areas of scholarly and practical passion combine in Jesus the Lord according to Paul the Apostle, including his careful reading of texts, his emphasis on Christian behavior (as opposed to 'works'), his interest in the Spirit, and his bridge work between biblical studies and systematic theology. This is a classic Fee feast."  
\--__Holly Beers__, Westmont College  
  
"An accessible, clear, and concise edition of Fee's much larger Pauline Christology. This book represents the rich harvest of long years in Paul by a seasoned scholar who unashamedly shares the Apostle's profound love for and devotion to the Lord Jesus."  
\--__Rikk Watts__, Alphacrucis College and Regent College

__Gordon D. Fee__ (PhD, University of Southern California) is professor emeritus of New Testament studies at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the author of numerous works and coauthor of How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth.

Representing the fruit of a lifetime of study, this work from a revered evangelical scholar provides a concise summary of Paul's teaching about Jesus. Over the years, Gordon Fee has written and taught extensively on Paul's understanding of the person of Christ. In this handy volume, he offers the results of his exegetical work in a form accessible to any interested reader of Scripture. The book includes a foreword by Cherith Fee Nordling.

An iconic evangelical New Testament scholar offers a concise summary of Paul's teaching about Jesus.

__Contents__   
Foreword by Cherith Fee Nordling  
__Part 1: The Savior__ 1. The Divine Savior  
2. The Preexistent and Incarnate Savior  
__Part 2: The Second Adam__ 3. Paul and New Creation Theology  
4. The Pauline Emphasis: A Truly Human Divine Savior __Part 3: The Jewish Messiah and Son of God__ 5. The Anticipation of Jesus in the Story of Israel  
6. Jesus as the Son of David  
7. Jesus as the Eternal Son of God  
__Part 4: The Jewish Messiah and Exalted Lord__ 8. Paul's Use of the "Name" of the Lord  
9. Paul's Understanding of the Role of Jesus as Lord  
10. Jesus the Lord: Sharer of Other Divine Prerogatives Conclusion: Paul as a Proto-trinitarian Glossary  
Index

Fee, Gordon D.

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Endorsements

Foreword

Preface

Abbreviations

Part 1: The Savior

1. The Divine Savior

2. The Preexistent and Incarnate Savior

Part 2: The Second Adam

3. Paul and New Creation Theology

4. The Pauline Emphasis

Part 3: The Jewish Messiah and Son of God

5. The Anticipation of Jesus in the Story of Israel

6. Jesus as the Son of David

7. Jesus as the Eternal Son of God

Part 4: The Jewish Messiah and Exalted Lord

8. Paul's Use of the "Name" of the Lord

9. Paul's Understanding of the Role of Jesus as Lord

10. Jesus the Lord

Conclusion

Glossary

Subject Index

Scripture Index

Back Cover

\["Want to understand Paul's theology?","This book offers a lifetime of study from the respected Gordon Fee","You gain a concise grasp of Pauline theology "\]

  
Foreword by Cherith Fee Nordling  
Part 1: The Savior  
1. The Divine Savior  
2. The Preexistent and Incarnate Savior  
Part 2: The Second Adam  
3. Paul and New Creation Theology  
4. The Pauline Emphasis: A Truly Human Divine Savior  
Part 3: The Jewish Messiah and Son of God  
5. The Anticipation of Jesus in the Story of Israel  
6. Jesus as the Son of David  
7. Jesus as the Eternal Son of God  
Part 4: The Jewish Messiah and Exalted Lord  
8. Paul's Use of the "Name" of the Lord  
9. Paul's Understanding of the Role of Jesus as Lord  
10. Jesus the Lord: Sharer of Other Divine Prerogatives  
Conclusion: Paul as a Proto-trinitarian  
Glossary  
Index

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