The Dictionary of Paul and His Letters is a go-to resource for anyone diving deep into Paul’s writings. This newly revised edition builds on the much-loved 1993 volume, bringing in fresh scholarship, new voices, and updated takes on familiar topics.

Inside, you’ll find thoughtful entries on Paul’s theology, letters, and historical context—from key themes like justification and Christology to new additions on politics, patronage, and cultural interpretations. Over 95% of the content is brand new, written by experts for this edition.

Whether you’re a student, pastor, or just curious about Paul, this dictionary offers clear, well-researched articles with helpful bibliographies for digging deeper. It’s designed to bridge academic study and practical insight, making it a valuable tool for anyone studying Paul’s influence on Scripture and the church.