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BOOK REVIEW
Reading Romans in Context
Paul and Second Temple Judaism
Editor: Ben C. Blackwell, John K. Goodrich and Jason Maston
Genre: Theology
Page Number: 210
Year of Publication: 2015
All the three editors belonging to Durham University have indulged into the theology
of Paul equally to come up with the idea of converting the letters of Paul in essay forms so
that it could be accessed by the readers easily. Ben C. Blackwell had belonged to
Westminster Theological Centre on the Kingdom Theology along with that he had been the
alumnus as a faculty member of Huston Baptist University and a faculty member on theology
and religion in Durham University. John K. Goodrich had his PhD from University of
Durham of United Kingdom is a specialist on Pauline Theology. Jason Maston is a specialist
on School of Christian Thought and had completed his PhD on New Testament from Durham
University, United Kingdom.
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Holy Bible is very erudite and incomprehensive for most of the people to decipher the
teachings. It does not seem to be feasible for most number of the people to understand what
has been intended in the book therefore the collaborative effect of all the three editors
emerged with one common intention that is to publish the letters of Paul and Paul never
intended to make the readers read his letters in seclusion even though he was a set apart
disciple of God. They intended to make the readers understand the worth of what Paul had
meant. They wanted to incorporate all the ideas together to weave them with a single thread
to make it easier for the reader as the editors claim in the preface.