I got Paul Apostle of the Heart Set Free by F.F. Bruce for $1 from a resale shop today. Having a low book budget I feel very blessed. Has anyone read it? I would imagine I’ll use it for reference as opposed to reading the whole thing like I usually do.
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I got my copy for free a few years back- one of my friends gave it to me (she wasn’t one for enjoying academic reading).
Wow! Great deal! I haven’t read it, but anything from F. F. Bruce is worth its weight in gold.
Yes, its the standard on Paul. Read it through.
Any day you can get a book from an author you respect for $1 is a good day. Happy reading.
Nice, I’ll be interested to hear what you think of it.
Bryan my wife is the same way but she don’t got no books to give me. I need to find a friend like that.
I probably won’t get to this book for quite a while but I’ll have to write about it when I do.
Jeff
Jeff,Anything from F.F. Bruce is great! This is one of those books I have always wanted to read as well.
Excellent book; meaty, slow reading. I’m 3/4 through it, but I tend to mark salient points and re-read alot. His balanced presentation of competing scholarly thoughts is of significant value.