The Complete Paul: A New Arrangement of the Apostle's Words

Often we are so familiar with the words of Paul that we can let our eyes glide over the verses, forgetting how revolutionary, convicting, and encouraging they have been (and are) to the people of God. In this new reader's edition of Paul's epistles, readers have a unique opportunity to explore Paul's letters as part of an organic whole. Editor Douglas Wilson has re-structured and re-assembled all of the Apostle's words around the book of Romans, opening new windows to the themes found in Paul's epistles as a devotional aid. In this way, the reader of Scripture has an innovative new resource for looking at the large-scale organization and major subjects of Paul s thought.

Romans has been called "the cathedral of the Christian faith" (Godet) and a "sure road" (Calvin) for understanding the rest of Scripture. Through this lens, The Complete Paul provides a fresh way to study and re-acquaint oneself with the truths of the Gospel in Paul's words. Suitable for reading straight through or for browsing, The Complete Paul contains references for the original, inspired context of every verse in the endnotes.