The Culmination of Paul's Argument To the Galatians: Gal. 5.1-6.17

Frank J. Matera

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L'A. developpe l'argumentation suivante : les chapitres 5-6 des Galates, avec les passages parenetiques qu'ils contiennent, constituent plus qu'un simple appendice a l'argument theologique de Paul, ils en sont au contraire la culmination. Toute l'epitre en effet vise a persuader les Galates de ne pas se faire circoncire

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