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Postcards from Rome

Name: Postcards from Rome
Brand: Resource Publications
SKU: 44444566
Price: 8678 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Osvaldo D. Vena
ISBN: 9798385202614

Osvaldo D. Vena

Charles H. Cosgrove

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 44444566

Publishers Resource Publications, November 2023

Postcards from Rome explores Paul's life as seen through his own eyes and proposes an engaging theor... Full description

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Postcards from Rome explores Paul's life as seen through his own eyes and proposes an engaging theory about his apparently aborted trip to Spain, mentioned in Rom 15:24. Drawing from Paul's canonical letters--authentic and forged--as well as Luke's Acts of the Apostles, and the Acts of Paul and the Acts of Thecla, two noncanonical writings dating from the end of the first century CE, this book imagines a new scenario for a hypothetical twenty-first-century audience, not a real first-century one, attempting to describe the trip to Spain that never was.