The pre-Pauline Formula in Rom. 3. 25–26a

Ben F. Meyer

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This study deals in turn with (a) the delimitation of the pre-Pauline element in Rom. 3. 24–26 as proposed first by Bultmann, then Käsemann, then Lohse; (b) considerations on how to construe the text and on how to delimit and understand its pre-Pauline element, concluding with a new proposal; and (c) the original context of the pre-Pauline element of the text.

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