The Blackwell Companion to Paul

"Most recent literature on Paul is devoted to individual themes or letters, and comprehensive presentations of his life, thought, work and legacy are rare indeed. The present multi-authored volume is a highly successful attempt to fill this gap, combining breadth of coverage with depth of engagement with primary and secondary texts. It will be warmly welcomed by students and scholars alike."
—Francis Watson, Chair of Biblical Interpretation,  Durham University

"This volume boasts a galaxy of scholars and an unusually wide array of topics and approaches to that singular figure of history, Paul the Apostle, whose thought and mission continues to help shape Christianity."
—L. W. Hurtado, Professor of New Testament Language, Literature & Theology, University of Edinburgh