St. Paul’s Conceptions of the Last Things

by H. A. A. Kennedy

Publisher:

A. C. Armstrong and Son

, 1904

Overview

A concentrated and profound immersion into St. Paul’s eschatological standpoint, H. A. A. Kennedy examines the progression of Paul’s theological outlook and its many misunderstandings. Drawn from lectures that Kennedy gave at The University of Edinburgh, this compelling work demonstrates Paul’s conception of the Last Things, and how the importance of this understanding organized his religious thoughts.

Key Features

• Perfect for students, professors, and pastors
• Detailed table of contents and index
• Prefaced by the author

Product Details

• Title: St. Paul’s Conceptions of the Last Things
• Author: Harry Angus Alexander Kennedy
• Publisher: A. C. Armstrong
• Publication Date: 1904
• Pages: 370

About H. A. A. Kennedy

Harry Angus Alexander Kennedy (1866-1934) was born in Dornoch, Sutherland. He was a minister in the town of Callander, Scotland for eight years after studying theology at the University of Edinburgh. He went on to lecture at several universities before returning to Edinburgh to take up the chair of New Testament language and literature at New College. He published a number of critical theological books before his death.