Considered Geerhardus Vos's magnum opus, The Pauline Eschatologyis the last of his works, and demonstrates the fullness of his wisdom and experience in theology and exegesis. Having gone through several editions, this climax of Reformed scholarship provides an essential analysis of Pauline biblical theology from an eschatological perspective. The relationship between redemptive history and Pauline theology is thoroughly established, paving the way for an in-depth exploration of eschatology and resurrection.
This work also includes The Teaching of Jesus on the Kingdom of God, in which the relationship of the Kingdom of God to the Church, and its importance for Pauline theology, as well as Paul's relationship to the Gospels, are analyzed.
Upon reading these pages, the fruit of 39 years of intense study and teaching of biblical theology at Princeton, the reader will confirm John Murray's assertion that Geerhardus Vos was the most incisive exegete of the 20th century in the English-speaking world.
Key Features
A detailed analysis of Pauline theology.
Develops the Pauline interpretation of the Old Testament redemptive history.
Clearly explains vitally important themes in Pauline theology, such as the Kingdom of God, salvation, resurrection, the millennium, among others.