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s intention of the writers. _There are three accounts of the conversion of Paul in the Acts. What is the significance of this reduplication in so small a book? Enumerate the differences between these accounts, and explain them._ 38. _Prove that the first Christians called Christianity_ THE WAY, _and explain the signification of this name._ CHAPTER IV On the subject of this chapter see the works on Pauline Theology by Pfleiderer, Bruce, Du Bose, Titius and Stevens, also the relevant portions of any of the Handbooks of New Testament Theology--Weiss, Reuss, Schmid, van Oosterzee, Beyschlag, Holtzmann, and Stevens. Weiss' exposition is among the most solid and trustworthy. He divides Paulinism into four sections:-- I. THE EARLIEST GOSPEL OF PAUL DURING THE HEATHEN MISSION (gathered from Thessalonians). One chapter--the Gospel as the Way of Deliverance from Judgment. II. THE DOCTRINAL SYSTEM OF THE FOUR GREAT DOCTRINAL AND CONTROVERSIAL EPISTLES (Corinthians, Romans, Galatians). Ch. i. Universal Sinfulness of Man; ch. ii. Heathenism and Judaism; ch. iii. Prophecy and Fulfilment; ch. iv. Christology; ch. v. Redemption and Justification; ch. vi. The New Life; ch. vii. The Doctrine of Predestination; ch. viii. The Doctrine of the Church; ch. ix. The Last Things. III. THE DEVELOPMENT OP THE DOCTRINE IN THE EPISTLES WRITTEN IN PRISON (Colossians, Ephesians, Philippians, Philemon). Ch. i. The Pauline Foundations; ch. ii. Further Development of Doctrine. IV. THE TEACHING OF THE PASTORAL EPISTLES. One chapter--Christianity as Doctrine. 51. Subject for class essay. The Sources of St. Paul's Theology. 52. Luther in the Wartburg. 54-65. As these paragraphs are nothing but a paraphrase of Rom. i.-viii., pupils ought to be asked to compare with them the corresponding paragraphs of the Epistle. 56. Compare Tholuck, The Moral Character of Heathendom. 65. On Paul's Psychology see the monograph of Simon and the Handbooks of Biblical Psychology by Delitzsch and Beck: also Heard, _The Tripartite Nature of Man_, Laidlaw, _The Bible Doctrine of Man_, and Dickson, _St. Paul's Use of the Terms Flesh and Spirit_. 67. Compare Somerville, _St. Paul's Conception of Christ_, and Knowling, _The Testimony of St. Paul to Christ_. 51. _Where does Paul mention his journey to Arabia?_ 56. _What is the connection between moral and intellectual degeneracy?_ 62. _Where does Paul speak of the Gos
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