Part 4 of the series examines the various 'laws' mentioned by Paul—law of sin, law of faith, law of Christ—and clarifies what he means in each context.
Part 3 of the Pauline Paradox series explains why Paul’s writings are hard to understand. It highlights cultural context, Pharisaic background, and warnings from Peter not to twist Paul's letters, and encourages letting clear passages interpret ambiguous ones.
Part 2 reveals aspects of Paul’s life and ministry often overlooked. It sets the stage for understanding his letters by examining his background, training, and mission.
Part 5 of the Pauline Paradox examines Paul’s letter to the Romans. It clarifies his teachings about the law, faith, and righteousness in this foundational epistle.
In Part 1 of the series, we ask whether the majority view of Paul is correct. It invites viewers to re‑examine traditional interpretations and consider the possibility that mainstream theology misreads Paul.