Reimagining the Body of Christ in Paul's Letters
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This book questions all familiar readings of the body of Christ in Pauls letters and helps readers rethink the context and the purpose of this phrase. Against the view that Pauls body of Christ metaphor mainly has to do with a metaphorical organism that emphasizes unity Kim argues that the body of Christ has more to do with the embodiment of Gods gospel through Christ. While Deutero-Pauline and pastoral letters use this body metaphor mainly as an organism Pauls undisputed letters--in particular 1 Corinthians and Romans--treat it differently with a focus on Christlike embodiment. Reexamining the diverse use of the body of Christ in Pauls undisputed letters this book argues that Pauls body of Christ metaphor has to do with the proclamation of Gods gospel.
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