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Romans 7 receives much attention because of the use of the personal pronoun "I". This book addresses approaches to and...
Romans 7 receives much attention because of the use of the personal pronoun "I".
This book addresses approaches to and facets of the issues related to this personal pronoun in Paul's writing and theology which have not yet been adequately considered or appreciated.
This study answers the questions surrounding the identity, the spiritual condition, and the purpose of the "I" in Romans 7 by using a modern linguistic approach.
It focuses on the semantic content of the words in Romans 7 with an exegetical study.
It determines the referent of the "I" through an analysis of Paul's overall use of the first-person singular and on the basis of Pauline theology.
The book looks at the pragmatic purpose or function of the "I" statements.
