The all-sufficient Christ : studies in Paul's letter to the Colossians / by William Barclay. [print]

By:

Barclay, William [Author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780664244804

LOC classification:

BS2715.B244.A457 1976
BS2715

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Subject: This study shows how through Colossians, Christ may be known as all-sufficient. The author reviews the life and mission of Paul, and examines the people to whom the letter was written, the form of the letter, and the heretical tendencies at Colossae that provoked the writing of the letter. The book is designed especially for use in individual or group study.

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This study shows how through Colossians, Christ may be known as all-sufficient. The author reviews the life and mission of Paul, and examines the people to whom the letter was written, the form of the letter, and the heretical tendencies at Colossae that provoked the writing of the letter. The book is designed especially for use in individual or group study.

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