New Testament Conversions

In this penetrating work of biblical scholarship, Roberts examines the complex and often divisive issue of conversion in the New Testament. Through a close reading of key texts and a meticulous analysis of historical and cultural context, Roberts sheds light on the diverse ways in which conversion was understood and practiced in the early Christian community.

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