The Epistle to the Ephesians

Karl Barth is widely acknowledged as one of the great theologians of the church. This masterful example of theological interpretation of the biblical text presents Barth's insights on an important Pauline epistle. In 1921-22, Barth taught a course on the exposition of Ephesians at the University of Göttingen, lecturing from a detailed and carefully researched manuscript. The resulting lectures, now available in English for the first time, introduce theological and exegetical issues pertinent to the study of Ephesians. Introductory essays by world-renowned scholars Francis Watson and John Webster are included. Karl Barth is widely acknowledged as one of the great theologians of the church. This masterful example of theological interpretation of the biblical text presents Barth's insights on an important Pauline epistle.

In 1921-22, Barth taught a course on the exposition of Ephesians at the University of Göttingen, lecturing from a detailed and carefully researched manuscript. The resulting lectures, now available in English for the first time, introduce theological and exegetical issues pertinent to the study of Ephesians. Introductory essays by world-renowned scholars Francis Watson and John Webster are included. Karl Barth is widely acknowledged as one of the great theologians of the church. This masterful example of theological interpretation of the biblical text presents Barth's insights on an important Pauline epistle. In 1921-22, Barth taught a course on the exposition of Ephesians at the University of GOttingen, lecturing from a detailed and carefully researched manuscript. The resulting lectures, now available in English for the first time, introduce theological and exegetical issues pertinent to the study of Ephesians. Introductory essays by world-renowned scholars Francis Watson and John Webster are included ContentsEditor's IntroductionR. David NelsonTranslating Barth's Ephesians LecturesRoss M. WrightBarth, Ephesians, and the Practice of Theological ExegesisFrancis Watson"A Relation beyond All Relations": God and Creatures in Barth's Lectures on Ephesians, 1921-22John WebsterExposition of Ephesians, Winter Semester 1921-22Karl BarthEphesians 1:1-2 Ephesians 1:3-14 Ephesians 1:15-23 Ephesians 2-6 For Further ReadingIndex This masterful example of theological interpretation of the biblical text, now available in English for the first time, presents Karl Barth's insights on an important Pauline epistle. Bible (Ephesians—Criticism | interpretation | etc);REL006720;REL067000