Gordon D. Fee (PhD, University of Southern California) is professor emeritus of New Testament studies at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the author of numerous works and coauthor of How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth.

• ContentsForeword by Cherith Fee NordlingPart 1: The Savior1. The Divine Savior2. The Preexistent and Incarnate SaviorPart 2: The Second Adam3. Paul and New Creation Theology4. The Pauline Emphasis: A Truly Human Divine SaviorPart 3: The Jewish Messiah and Son of God5. The Anticipation of Jesus in the Story of Israel6. Jesus as the Son of David7. Jesus as the Eternal Son of GodPart 4: The Jewish Messiah and Exalted Lord8. Paul's Use of the "Name" of the Lord9. Paul's Understanding of the Role of Jesus as Lord10. Jesus the Lord: Sharer of Other Divine PrerogativesConclusion: Paul as a Proto-trinitarianGlossaryIndex

Gordon D. Fee (PhD, University of Southern California) is professor emeritus of New Testament studies at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the author of numerous works and coauthor of How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth.

• ContentsForeword by Cherith Fee NordlingPart 1: The Savior1. The Divine Savior2. The Preexistent and Incarnate SaviorPart 2: The Second Adam3. Paul and New Creation Theology4. The Pauline Emphasis: A Truly Human Divine SaviorPart 3: The Jewish Messiah and Son of God5. The Anticipation of Jesus in the Story of Israel6. Jesus as the Son of David7. Jesus as the Eternal Son of GodPart 4: The Jewish Messiah and Exalted Lord8. Paul's Use of the "Name" of the Lord9. Paul's Understanding of the Role of Jesus as Lord10. Jesus the Lord: Sharer of Other Divine PrerogativesConclusion: Paul as a Proto-trinitarianGlossaryIndex

Gordon D. Fee (PhD, University of Southern California) is professor emeritus of New Testament studies at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. He is the author of numerous works and coauthor of How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth.

• ContentsForeword by Cherith Fee NordlingPart 1: The Savior1. The Divine Savior2. The Preexistent and Incarnate SaviorPart 2: The Second Adam3. Paul and New Creation Theology4. The Pauline Emphasis: A Truly Human Divine SaviorPart 3: The Jewish Messiah and Son of God5. The Anticipation of Jesus in the Story of Israel6. Jesus as the Son of David7. Jesus as the Eternal Son of GodPart 4: The Jewish Messiah and Exalted Lord8. Paul's Use of the "Name" of the Lord9. Paul's Understanding of the Role of Jesus as Lord10. Jesus the Lord: Sharer of Other Divine PrerogativesConclusion: Paul as a Proto-trinitarianGlossaryIndex