Letters to Timothy and Titus Katherine Farber that of a phenomenological critique

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Letters to Timothy and Titus Katherine Farber that of a phenomenological critiquePart of the "NICNT" series, this title explores Paul's three letters to Timothy and Titus in their historical, religious, and cultural settings. It treats these texts principally as communications from the apostle to his coworkers as they carried out assignments in the Pauline mission. It offers footnotes, bibliographical citations, and indexes.