St. Paul: his life and times

James Iverach

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^. nl .19 1890BS 2505 1839-1922James,Iverach, PaulSt. ST. PAUL: HIS LIFE AND TIMES. JAMES "IVERACH, M.A., PROFESSOR OF APOLOGETICS AND EXEGESIS OF THE GOSPELS, FREE CHURCH ""COLLEGE, ABERDEEN ; AUTHOR OF IS GOD KNOWABLE ? ETC. NEW YORK: ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & COMPANY, WEST38 TWENTY-THIRD STREET. PREFACE. for me to enumerate all the works I haveIt is scarcely possible consulted in the course of preparino; this book. The chief sources are, of course, the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles Paul. have referred to the Articles on St. Paul in theof St. I " "Encyclopaedia Britannica," in Smith's Bible Dictionary," '*in Schenkel's Bibel-Lexicon," and in Herzog-Platt "Real- Commentaries, I have consultedEncyclopaedie." Of the Meyer, Godet, Edwards, Beet, Lightfoot, and others. Of Lives of St. Paul, I have used those of Baur, Renan, Cony- "and Ewald, and the little work,beare Howson, St. Paul and the Heathen World," published by the S.P.C.K. I am specially indebted, though largely in the way of dissent, to Apostolische Zeitalter";Weizsacker, "Das and flausrath, " Neutestamentliche Zeitgeschicte," I have found useful and suggestive. The Introductions to the New Testament used Holtzman, Weiss, Salmon,are those of and Dods. Other obligations are acknowledged in their respective places. — ; CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. FAGB and EducationYouth i Tarsus, its commerce and its learning—Its religion—St, Paul's home—His father a Roman citizen—His name—His training at Jerusalem—Gam.

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.19 1890BS 2505
1839-1922James,Iverach,
PaulSt.ST. PAUL:
HIS LIFE AND TIMES.
JAMES "IVERACH, M.A.,
PROFESSOR OF APOLOGETICS AND EXEGESIS OF THE GOSPELS, FREE CHURCH
""COLLEGE, ABERDEEN ; AUTHOR OF IS GOD KNOWABLE ? ETC.
NEW YORK:
ANSON D. F. RANDOLPH & COMPANY,
WEST38 TWENTY-THIRD STREET.PREFACE.
for me to enumerate all the works I haveIt is scarcely possible
consulted in the course of preparino; this book. The chief
sources are, of course, the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles
Paul. have referred to the Articles on St. Paul in theof St. I
" "Encyclopaedia Britannica," in Smith's Bible Dictionary,"
'*in Schenkel's Bibel-Lexicon," and in Herzog-Platt "Real-
Commentaries, I have consultedEncyclopaedie." Of the
Meyer, Godet, Edwards, Beet, Lightfoot, and others. Of
Lives of St. Paul, I have used those of Baur, Renan, Cony-
"and Ewald, and the little work,beare Howson, St. Paul
and the Heathen World," published by the S.P.C.K. I am
specially indebted, though largely in the way of dissent, to
Apostolische Zeitalter";Weizsacker, "Das and flausrath,
" Neutestamentliche Zeitgeschicte," I have found useful and
suggestive. The Introductions to the New Testament used
Holtzman, Weiss, Salmon,are those of and Dods. Other
obligations are acknowledged in their respective places.