1-2 Timothy And Titus
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This new volume in the tremendously helpful Interpretation series seeks to open the three pastoral epistles to thematic preaching. The theme? Like Paul’s in the three letters, it is how laypeople and clergy can care for the church. Oden tackles the role of women in worship, problems of the rich and poor, the handling of church disruptions, and other contemporary issues.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780804231435
ISBN10: 0804231435
Thomas Oden
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 1989
Interpretation Commentary
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
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