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He is one of tiie most frequently-mentioned figures in history The letters he wrote nearly 2,000 years ago are still read by millions every day. He is quoted, argued about, attacked and defended. But who was Paul the Apostle? For many people he is a shadowy figure, rather than a real, flesh-and-blood person.
To discover the man behind the New Testament writings, John Pollock travelled the roads Paul once walked. He sifted through the evidence from Paul's near-contemporaries, and through the mass of scholarship about the man and his world. The result is an historically authentic picture of Paul which captures the drama and significance of his life.
John Pollock is well known for his biographies, including George Whitefield and the Great Awakening, Wilberforce, and Shaftesbury: The Poor Man's Earl. His books have been translated into thirteen languages. He lives in a small village in Devon, England.
'I found in The Apostle absolutely priceless treasures. In fact, the experience...
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He is one of tiie most frequently-mentioned figures in history The letters he wrote nearly 2,000 years ago are still read by millions every day. He is quoted, argued about, attacked and defended. But who was Paul the Apostle? For many people he is a shadowy figure, rather than a real, flesh-and-blood person.
To discover the man behind the New Testament writings, John Pollock travelled the roads Paul once walked. He sifted through the evidence from Paul's near-contemporaries, and through the mass of scholarship about the man and his world. The result is an historically authentic picture of Paul which captures the drama and significance of his life.
John Pollock is well known for his biographies, including George Whitefield and the Great Awakening, Wilberforce, and Shaftesbury: The Poor Man's Earl. His books have been translated into thirteen languages. He lives in a small village in Devon, England.
'I found in The Apostle absolutely priceless treasures. In fact, the experience of reading it was one of the miost significant in my Christian grov^th.'
Charles Colson
Vividly written, positive and convincing.^ The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie
The Apostle and his amazing story come freshly alive to those for whom he is nothing but a name, and for those who read him regularly?
Michael Green, Church Times
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