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Exploring the major letters of the apostle Paul, this work provides a literary-critical perspective that emphasizes both historical and structural readings. The author critiques traditional interpretations while highlighting the key characteristics of Paul's faith. By identifying a coherent system of convictions, the book reveals the theological foundations that underpin Paul's writings, offering a fresh understanding of these foundational texts in the New Testament.

Focusing on the innovative approach of structural exegesis, this introduction presents structuralism and its methods without requiring prior knowledge of linguistics or anthropology. Unlike traditional exegetical methods rooted in historical analysis, structuralism adopts a linguistic paradigm, leading to distinct interpretations of biblical texts. This work bridges the gap between structuralism and biblical studies, offering fresh insights into the text's meaning through its structural elements.