It is Paul Who Writes

524 Pages·1956·33.359 MB·English

by  Ronald A. Knox, Ronald Cox

Father Ronald Cox's The Gospel Story
contained the whole story of the
Life of Christ told in the words of
the Evangelists, printed on the left-
hand pages; his Commentary on the
right-handpages, directlyopposite the
Scripture text. Students immediately
saw the advantage of this arrange-
ment: one book to work from, open
in one place, no searching for refer-
ences, etc.
This book is a sequel to The Gospel
Story. It takes up at the point in Scrip-
ture where that left off, at the Descent
of the Holy Ghost. The arrangement
of the books is the same: on the left-
hand pages of It Is Paul Who Writes,
the text ofthe Acts of the Apostles and
the Pauline Letters runs continuously;
directly opposite is the Commentary.
Again the Scripture translation of
Msgr. Ronald Knox is used, with a few
alterations which he approved.
A chronology of St. Paul's life, a
table of the Epistles for Sundays and
Feast-days, and three maps of St.
Paul's journeys are provided.
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IT IS PAUL WHO WRITES

PAUL
IT
IS
WHO
WRITES
based on the translation of the Epistles of
&
Saint Paul of the Acts of the Apostles by
RONALD KNOX
arranged in a continuous narrative
with explanations by
RONALD
COX,
cm., s.tl., s.s.l.
SHEED AND WARD—NEW YORK
TheNewTestamenttext
inthetranslationof Ronald Knox
Copyright, 1944, Sheed and Ward, Inc.
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 59-10654
imprimi potest: n.s. rossiter, c.m., d.d.
visitoraustralian province
imprimatur: ^ james m. liston, d.d.
bishop of auckland
22 AUGUST 1956
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