The Corinthian Women Prophets: A Reconstruction Through Paul's Rhetoric

by Antoinette Clark Wire

Hardcover with dust jacket. Heavy ink underlining, sound otherwise.

Genres: Theology

316 pages, Hardcover

First published February 1, 1991

Reviews

[David Szatkowski]

This is solid theology, but very dense and not for the beginner. Wire is a true Pauline scholar, and if you read this work without having a background in scripture and St Paul more specifically, this will be a difficult book to read. I have graduate study in the theology and scripture and still found the book dense to wade through. That said, her highlighting specific issues within Corinth at the time of Paul is interesting. Her Appendixes, which focus on key critical areas on discussed in depth in the main text, give good detail to a broader study.