Title: St. Paul
Description: Martindale  begins  with the following---It cannot be said, I fear, that the letters of St Paul are much read in England, even by Catholics, save among professional  theologians.  Cyril C. Martindale  tells the tale of Paul holding the coats of those that stoned  Stephen.  He gives a beautiful account of Tarsus and follows Paul through his conversion and his great missions:  first Barnabas and then Silas.  He interweaves the Epistles with his narrative and gives an idea of their place in progression of Paul's journey toward heaven.  The last chapter is a moving account of the martyrdom of Paul  outside the walls of Rome.
Subjects: Criticism, interpretation, Bible
Places: Jerusalem, Tarsus, Damascus, Antioch, Ephesus, Corinth, Rome
People: Paul the Apostle, Saint
Time periods: First century