About this book
It's unquestionable that the apostle Paul is the most significant theologian in church history. He solidified his theology in letters to early churches―texts that remain as challenging and relevant today as they were to their original recipients. The ESV Reader's Letters of Paul was produced in celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation―a period of time in which the reformers rediscovered the vital theological truths within Paul's epistles that have shaped Christian theology ever since. The text of Paul's thirteen letters is presented without verse and chapter numbers in a clean, single-column format on thick, cream-colored paper to encourage extended reading. An introductory article explains how the letters fit within the rest of the Bible as well as the important role they have played in the history of the church.
Features:
* 5.25" x 7.75"
* 12 pt, Trinite
* 244 pages
* Black letter text
* 2-color printing
* Introduction to the 13 Pauline epistles
* Thick, cream-colored paper
* Single-column, paragraph format
* Presentation page
* Smyth-sewn binding
* Packaging: Permanent slipcase
