A Man in Christ
Publisher: Harper And Brothers
Published: 1935
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 332
Table of contents: title: CHAPTER I: PAUL OR PAULlNISM ?; pagenum: I
title: Paul and Paulinism : a distinction; title: I.; pagenum: 3
title: Paul's religion not to be systematized; pagenum: 3
title: The subject-matter of his teaching; pagenum: 4
title: The nature of the situation addressed; pagenum: 7
title: Paul's view of his vocation; pagenum: 9
title: Paul's Gospel and so-called "plans of salvation"; pagenum: I I
title: Mistaken efforts to isolate the elements of Christian experience; pagenum: 12
title: Paul seen through the eyes of later generations; pagenum: 13
title: Two notes of warning; pagenum: 16
title: Necessity of spiritual kinship with the apostle; title: II.; pagenum: 17
title: Two reactions from scholastic interpretations; pagenum: 17
title: Proposal to eliminate everything Pauline from the Gospel; pagenum: 20
title: Was Paul a theologian?; pagenum: 21
title: The reflective element in his nature; pagenum: 24
title: Experience primary, reflection secondary; pagenum: 25
title: Romans not a "compendium of doctrine"; pagenum: 26
title: Absence of precise definition in Paul's terminology; pagenum: 27
title: No "systems" of eschatology or ethics; pagenum: 28
title: Paul's inner consistency; pagenum: 30
title: "This one thing I do"; title: CHAPTER II: HERITAGE AND ENVIRONMENT; pagenum: 32
title: The double strain in Christianity, and in Paul; title: I.; pagenum: 33
title: Paul's pride in his Jewish birth; pagenum: 36
title: The New Testament picture of Pharisaism; pagenum: 37
title: The pupil of Gamaliel; pagenum: 39
title: Monotheism and righteousness; pagenum: 41
title: The allegorical interpretation of Scripture; pagenum: 43
title: Paul's Old Testament quotations; pagenum: 45
title: Root-conceptions of apocalyptic literature; pagenum: 47
title: Paul bound to no apocalyptic scheme; title: II.; pagenum: 48
title: The dispersion of the Jews; pagenum: 5I
title: How Diaspora Judaism maintained its identity; pagenum: 52
title: The missionary spirit of the Jew abroad; pagenum: 54
title: Hellenistic reactions on Judaism; title: III.; pagenum: 56
title: Itinerant Stoic preachers; pagenum: 57
title: Resemblances of style, language, and idea between Paul and the Stoics; pagenum: 60
title: No doctrine of grace in Stoicism; pagenum: 61
title: Further differences; pagenum: 63
title: Stoicism a religion of despair; title: IV.; pagenum: 64
title: The "religious-historical school" and the mystery religions; pagenum: 66
title: Refusal of the early Church to compromise with paganism; pagenum: 66
title: Relation of this refusal to the great persecutions; pagenum: 67
title: The originality of Christianity; pagenum: 68
title: General aim of the mysteries; pagenum: 69
title: The cults of Cybele and Isis; pagenum: 71
title: Paul's contacts with the cults; pagenum: 72
title: Was Paul versed in Hellenistic literature?; pagenum: 73
title: The Old Testament, not the mysteries, Paul's source; pagenum: 75
title: Paul a creative spirit; pagenum: 76
title: Paul's Gospel distinguished from Hellenism by its ethical insistence; pagenum: 77
title: And by its emphasis on faith; title: CHAPTER III: DISILLUSIONMENT AND DISCOVERY; pagenum: 81
title: The glory of the conversion experience; pagenum: 82
title: The background of frustration and defeat; title: I.; pagenum: 83
title: Disappointment and unhappiness; pagenum: 84
title: The legalist spirit in modern religion; pagenum: 85
title: A religion of redemption by human effort; pagenum: 86
title: The mercenary spirit in religion; pagenum: 87
title: A religion of negatives; pagenum: 88
title: Is Paul's picture of Jewish legalism correct?; pagenum: 90
title: The soul-destroying burden of tradition; pagenum: 92
title: Four attitudes to the law; pagenum: 96
title: The bitterness of Paul's personal problem; pagenum: 98
title: The power of the flesh; title: II.; pagenum: 99
title: Does Romans 7 refer to the pre-conversion period?; pagenum: 101
title: Is it autobiographical?; pagenum: 102
title: Paul's sharing of his inmost experience; pagenum: 103
title: The meaning of "flesh"; pagenum: 104
title: Paul's view of sin as personal; pagenum: 106
title: The origin of sin; pagenum: 106
title: The seriousness of sin; pagenum: 107
title: The misery of the divided self; title: III.; pagenum: 108
title: The element of nobility in the law; pagenum: 110
title: The law powerless to save; pagenum: 112
title: The law revealing sin; pagenum: 112
title: The law instigating to sin; pagenum: 113
title: The law a temporary expedient; pagenum: 115
title: The law a schoolmaster to lead to Christ; pagenum: 116
title: The law destined to pass away; title: IV.; pagenum: 119
title: Paul's "goads." Recognition of the failure of Judaism; pagenum: 120
title: The fact of the historic Jesus; pagenum: 121
title: The lives of the Christians; pagenum: 121
title: The death of Stephen; pagenum: 122
title: The conversion an act of supernatural grace; pagenum: 124
title: The Vision and the Voice; pagenum: 127
title: Is Paul's experience normative for other Christians?; title: V.; pagenum: 132
title: Decisive results of the Damascus experience; pagenum: 133
title: Discovery of Jesus as alive; pagenum: 134
title: The Resurrection God's vindication of His Son; pagenum: 135
title: Death and resurrection not to be isolated; pagenum: 138
title: Paul's attitude to the cross revolutionized; pagenum: 140
title: The Man's Self-surrender to the love of God; pagenum: 141
title: The vision of a waiting world; pagenum: 142
title: Paul and Isaiah; pagenum: 143
title: The spiritual basis of the doctrine of election; pagenum: 145
title: The endless amazement of redemption; title: CHAPTER IV: MYSTICISM AND MORALITY; pagenum: 147
title: Union with Christ the heart of Paul's religion; title: I.; pagenum: 148
title: The importance of this conception too long ignored; pagenum: 150
title: Growing recognition to-day of its centrality; pagenum: 152
title: Safeguarding the doctrine of atonement; pagenum: 154
title: Examination of Paul's watchword "in Christ"; pagenum: 156
title: The cognate phrase "in the Spirit"; pagenum: 158
title: The mystical idea not to be thinned down; title: II.; pagenum: 160
title: Widespread dislike of mysticism; pagenum: 161
title: Varieties of mystical experience; pagenum: 162
title: Every true Christian in some degree a mystic; pagenum: 163
title: "Acting" and "reacting" mysticism; pagenum: 164
title: "Mystical" and "moral" union; pagenum: 165
title: The analogy of human love; pagenum: 166
title: Union with Christ not pantheistic absorption; pagenum: 168
title: Christianity more than the example of Jesus; pagenum: 170
title: Union with Christ and union with God; title: III.; pagenum: 173
title: "Grace" and "Faith"; pagenum: 174
title: The Old Testament doctrine of faith; pagenum: 176
title: The teaching of Jesus on faith; pagenum: 177
title: Varieties of Pauline usage; pagenum: 178
title: Conviction of the unseen; pagenum: 178
title: Confidence in the promises of God; pagenum: 179
title: Conviction of the facts of the Gospel; pagenum: 181
title: Faith as synonymous with Christianity; pagenum: 182
title: Faith as self-abandonment to God in Christ; pagenum: 184
title: The germ of this in the Synoptic Gospels; pagenum: 185
title: "Believing in Christ" and "loving Christ"; title: IV.; pagenum: 186
title: Union with Christ in His death; pagenum: 187
title: The trumpet-note of Romans 6; pagenum: 191
title: Union with Christ in His burial; pagenum: 192
title: Union with Christ in His resurrection; pagenum: 193
title: The life of Christ in the believer; pagenum: 194
title: Union with Christ the sheet-anchor of Paul's ethics; pagenum: 194
title: The charge of antinomianism; pagenum: 196
title: Identification with Christ's attitude to sin; pagenum: 197
title: A moral motive and a moral dynamic; pagenum: 198
title: The good fight of faith; pagenum: 199
title: The eschatological aspect of Paul's Christ-mysticism; pagenum: 200
title: Paul and John on "eternal life"; title: CHAPTER V: RECONCILIATION AND JUSTIFICATION; pagenum: 204
title: Peace with God the supreme good; title: I.; pagenum: 205
title: Man made for fellowship with God; pagenum: 205
title: This fellowship disturbed by sin; pagenum: 206
title: The experience of alienation; pagenum: 209
title: Who has to be reconciled-man or God?; pagenum: 210
title: Christianity here different from other religions; pagenum: 212
title: Paul's use of the term "enemies"; pagenum: 2I4
title: His doctrine of  "propitiation"; pagenum: 217
title: His teaching on the "wrath of God"; pagenum: 221
title: God the Reconciler, man the reconciled; pagenum: 222
title: The divine initiative; pagenum: 224
title: Reconciliation to life; pagenum: 225
title: Reconciliation to the brethren; title: II.; pagenum: 226
title: Reconciliation and the cross; pagenum: 226
title: The death not to be isolated from the resurrection; pagenum: 227
title: The meaning of the cross not to be reduced to any formula; pagenum: 228
title: Primitive Christian teaching on the death of Christ; pagenum: 228
title: Man's most flagrant crime; pagenum: 229
title: The divine purpose at Calvary; pagenum: 230
title: The cross and the forgiveness of sins; pagenum: 231
title: Paul's advance beyond the primitive position; pagenum: 232
title: The cross as the supreme condemnation of sin; pagenum: 233
title: The judgment of God; pagenum: 235
title: The cross as the supreme revelation of love; pagenum: 236
title: The death of Christ as a "sacrifice"; pagenum: 238
title: The cost to God of man's forgiveness; pagenum: 240
title: The cross as the gift of salvation; pagenum: 242
title: Christ our Substitute and our Representative; title: III.; pagenum: 243
title: Paul's greatest paradox; pagenum: 244
title: Permanent validity of the idea of justification; pagenum: 245
title: The Old Testament conception of righteousness; pagenum: 248
title: Righteousness in Paul's epistles; pagenum: 250
title: The verdict of "Not guilty"; pagenum: 250
title: Ideas of merit excluded; pagenum: 252
title: The teaching of Jesus on justification; pagenum: 254
title: Adoption and sonship of God; title: Justification not a "legal fiction" 255; pagenum: 257
title: Organic connection between justification and sanctification; title: IV.; pagenum: 260
title: The eschatological element in Paul not to be exaggerated; pagenum: 262
title: But "hope" prominent throughout his writings; pagenum: 263
title: Relation to Synoptic eschatology; pagenum: 263
title: Paul's spiritual growth and its significance; pagenum: 264
title: The problem of the body; pagenum: 265
title: The fact of death; pagenum: 265
title: Present struggle and future victory; pagenum: 266
title: The resurrection of believers; pagenum: 268
title: The day of judgment; pagenum: 270
title: The return of the Lord; title: CHAPTER VI: HISTORIC JESUS AND EXALTED CHRIST; pagenum: 273
title: Paul immeasurably Christ's debtor; title: I.; pagenum: 273
title: Paul's alleged transformation of the original Gospel; pagenum: 276
title: His claim to independence; pagenum: 278
title: Had Paul seen Jesus in the flesh?; pagenum: 282
title: Paul acquainted with the historic facts; pagenum: 282
title: The subject-matter of the apostolic preaching; pagenum: 284
title: Christ as a present reality; pagenum: 285
title: Christ as a historic Person; title: II.; pagenum: 286
title: Paul's knowledge of the Jesus of history; pagenum: 286
title: References in the epistles to the life of Jesus; pagenum: 287
title: References to the character of Jesus; pagenum: 288
title: References to the teaching of Jesus; pagenum: 288
title: Direct citations and indirect reminiscences; pagenum: 291
title: Paul's fundamental positions a legacy from Jesus; pagenum: 291
title: Jesus' attitude to the law; pagenum: 293
title: Jesus' message of the Kingdom of God; pagenum: 294
title: Christology in the Gospels, in Acts, and in the epistles; title: III.; pagenum: 298
title: A redeemed man's final estimate of his Redeemer; pagenum: 298
title: Jesus as Messiah; pagenum: 301
title: Jesus as Lord; pagenum: 303
title: Jesus as Son of God; pagenum: 304
title: The Son subordinate to the Father; pagenum: 306
title: Jesus on the divine side of reality; pagenum: 307
title: Relation of Christ and the Spirit; pagenum: 308
title: History of the doctrine of the Spirit; pagenum: 309
title: Christ and the Spirit inseparable, but not identical; pagenum: 311
title: Christ as the origin and goal of creation; pagenum: 313
title: Relevance of this to modern problems; pagenum: 315
title: The religious value of the idea of pre-existence; pagenum: 317
title: Alpha and Omega; pagenum: 319
title: The deathless optimism of the Christian faith; pagenum: 321
title: I. INDEX OF SUBJECTS; pagenum: 325
title: II. INDEX OF AUTHORS; pagenum: 329
title: III. SCRIPTURE PASSAGES