English | 243 pages | ISBN 9798898135645
This work explores what the Apostle Paul might have written if his complete correspondence had survived. It reconstructs lost letters, uncovers unexpressed theological dimensions, and imagines epistles to audiences he never addressed.
The book has three parts: reconstructing lost letters mentioned in the New Testament, exploring implicit theological themes in his thought, and creating hypothetical epistles to the Jerusalem church, Roman authorities, and future generations.
It presents a more complex Paul whose theological vision extends beyond his canonical letters, offering fresh insights for contemporary readers navigating theological and practical challenges.