Lars Aejelaeus is Professor of Biblical Studies, Department of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland. Antti Mustakallio is Researcher in Department of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland.

Mention -Book News, November 2008

• Preface - Lars Aejmelaeus (Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland) & Antti Mustakallio (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)Part I1) Finnish Contributions to the Debate on Paul and the Law - Stephen Westerholm (Professor of Biblical Studies, McMaster University, Canada)Part II2) Torn Between Two Loyalties: Romans 9-11 and Paul's Conflicting Convictions - Heikki Räisänen (Professor Emeritus of New Testament Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland)3) "Righteousness of God" - Once Again - Timo Laato (Associate Professor of New Testament, The Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gothenburg, Sweden)4) Stoic Law? A Fresh Approach on Paul and the Law - Niko Huttunen (University Lecturer in Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland)5) Luther, Paul, and the Law: Lutheran Theology and the "New Perspective" - Risto Saarinen (Professor of Ecumenics, University of Helsinki, Finland)Part III 6) "Christ is Weak in Paul": Anti-Pauline Opposition in Corinth - Lars Aejmelaeus (Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland) 7) Paul's Opponents in Philippians 3: Jews or Judaizers? - Nina Pehkonen (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)8) Two Letters to Philippians? - Jaakko Linko (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)9) 2 Thessalonians 2:2 and the Reception of Paul's Eschatology - Kenneth Liljeström (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)Part IV10) Fighting against Strawmen: Derhetorizing Historical Information in Paul - Lauri Thurén (Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Joensuu, Finland)11) Towards a Comprehensive Analysis of Paul's Argumentation - Mika Hietanen (Lecturer in New Testament Studies Åbo Akademi University, Finland)12) The Very First Audiences of Paul's Letters: The Implications of End Greetings - Antti Mustakallio (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)

Lars Aejelaeus is Professor of Biblical Studies, Department of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland. Antti Mustakallio is Researcher in Department of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland.

Mention -Book News, November 2008

• Preface - Lars Aejmelaeus (Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland) & Antti Mustakallio (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)Part I1) Finnish Contributions to the Debate on Paul and the Law - Stephen Westerholm (Professor of Biblical Studies, McMaster University, Canada)Part II2) Torn Between Two Loyalties: Romans 9-11 and Paul's Conflicting Convictions - Heikki Räisänen (Professor Emeritus of New Testament Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland)3) "Righteousness of God" - Once Again - Timo Laato (Associate Professor of New Testament, The Lutheran Theological Seminary in Gothenburg, Sweden)4) Stoic Law? A Fresh Approach on Paul and the Law - Niko Huttunen (University Lecturer in Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland)5) Luther, Paul, and the Law: Lutheran Theology and the "New Perspective" - Risto Saarinen (Professor of Ecumenics, University of Helsinki, Finland)Part III 6) "Christ is Weak in Paul": Anti-Pauline Opposition in Corinth - Lars Aejmelaeus (Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Helsinki, Finland) 7) Paul's Opponents in Philippians 3: Jews or Judaizers? - Nina Pehkonen (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)8) Two Letters to Philippians? - Jaakko Linko (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)9) 2 Thessalonians 2:2 and the Reception of Paul's Eschatology - Kenneth Liljeström (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)Part IV10) Fighting against Strawmen: Derhetorizing Historical Information in Paul - Lauri Thurén (Professor of Biblical Studies, University of Joensuu, Finland)11) Towards a Comprehensive Analysis of Paul's Argumentation - Mika Hietanen (Lecturer in New Testament Studies Åbo Akademi University, Finland)12) The Very First Audiences of Paul's Letters: The Implications of End Greetings - Antti Mustakallio (Researcher, University of Helsinki, Finland)