The life and epistles of St. Paul
About this book
Conybeare and Howson have written such a fascinating book about Paul's extensive travels that the reader is given the feeling of being a time-traveler. Their purpose in writing was "to give a living picture of St. Paul himself and of the circumstances by which he was surrounded." In this they have been most successful. They have also inserted their own translation of each of Paul's epistles, as well as Hebrews, into the text of Paul's itinerary at the time Paul wrote it. Although no commentary on the epistles themselves is included in the main text of the book, the authors provide copious comments on them in the footnotes. A chronological table at the end of the book is most helpful. This book is highly recommended. -- Carol Morgan
Reader Profile
4.1/5 · 30 readers · 592 pages · ≈ 10 h 58 m · Demanding
How long does it take to read The life and epistles of St. Paul?
About ≈ 10 h 58 m — 592 pages, assuming roughly 250 words per page at 225 words per minute.
How many pages is The life and epistles of St. Paul?
592 pages in its most-read edition.
What genre is The life and epistles of St. Paul?
It sits on the Biography & Memoir, History shelves.
Is The life and epistles of St. Paul in the public domain?
Yes — it is free to read and share.
Who are the main characters in The life and epistles of St. Paul?
The main characters include Paul the Apostle, Saint.
Where does The life and epistles of St. Paul take place?
It is set in Tarsus, Turkey.
Who wrote The life and epistles of St. Paul?
William John Conybeare (1815–1857).
Where can I read The life and epistles of St. Paul online for free?
It is in the public domain — read it free on Open Library