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    Irrevocable: Paul's radical vision in Romans 9-11, and why Christianity can't handle it.
    Irrevocable: Paul's radical vision in Romans 9-11, and why Christianity can't handle it.
    Irrevocable: Paul's radical vision in Romans 9-11, and why Christianity can't handle it.
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    Irrevocable: Paul's radical vision in Romans 9-11, and why Christianity can't handle it.

    By Max R. King

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    Many modern-day Christians have written Paul off as hopelessly bigoted and exclusionary, while many other Christians revere Paul's words to the near-exclusion of the rest of the bible. Visionary biblical scholar and teacher Max King turns both perspectives upside-down with a fresh reading of the Apostle's most complicated writing—Romans, specifically chapters 9-11. Long thought a dividing line between Jewish and Gentile peoples, King shows a remarkably inclusive vision of God's redemption of all reality—humans included—that's been hiding in plain sight.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookBaby
    Release dateOct 29, 2019
    ISBN9781949709797
    Irrevocable: Paul's radical vision in Romans 9-11, and why Christianity can't handle it.

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