“For Paul the fact that both Jews and Gentiles are included in God’s family is the most remarkable aspect of this newly formed fellowship. In Christ’s death God has triumphed over the former prejudices on both sides (Eph 2: 14–18).” — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“The book of Jeremiah is a constant reminder of God’s faithfulness to his word in Deuteronomy that his elect will be cursed by exile… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“For Paul the fact that both Jews and Gentiles are included in God’s family is the most remarkable aspect of this newly formed fellowship.… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“The resurrection of Christ marked the beginning of the End, the turning of the ages.” — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“the primary goal of salvation: an eschatological people, who together live the life of the future in the present age as they await the… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“Paul can hardly help himself: his focus and concern are always on the people as a whole. Though entered individually, salvation is seldom if… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“The key to life in the Spirit for some is to spend much more quiet time in thanksgiving and praise for what God has… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“Paul says the fulfillment of this promised blessing for the Gentiles is in their having experienced the Spirit as a living and dynamic reality.… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“Truly Christian conduct is not predicated on whether I have the right to do something, but whether my conduct is helpful to those about… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
“God is not simply saving diverse individuals and preparing them for heaven; rather he is creating a people for his name, among whom God… — Gordon D. Fee Copy Share Image
