St Paul
His Life, Letters, and Christian Doctrine

First published in 1920, this book examines the influence of St Paul on the early church, and was intended as a beginner's guide to the study of the apostle's impact. McNeile divides the book into three sections: Paul's life, his epistles and his Christian doctrine. The text is illustrated with three maps of Paul's missionary tours. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in early Christianity and the writings of St Paul.

Preface; Part I. The Life of St Paul: 1. St Paul's character and person; 2. Classes of Christian converts; 3. St Paul's conversion; 4. St Paul's movements after his conversion; 5. St Paul at Antioch with Barnabas; 6. St Paul's second visit to Jerusalem; 7. The dedication of Barnabas and Saul to wider work; 8. St Paul's first missionary tour; 9. The apostolic council at Jerusalem; 10. St Paul's second missionary tour; 11. St Paul's third missionary tour; 12. St Paul at Jerusalem; 13. St Paul's imprisonment at Caesarea; 14. St Paul's journey to Rome and his work there; Part II. The Epistles of St Paul: Introduction; 1. I Thessalonians; 2. II Thessalonians; 3. Introduction to I and II Corinthians; 4. I Corinthians; 5. II Corinthians; 6. Galatians; 7. Romans; 8. Colossians; 9. Philemon; 10. Ephesians; 11. Philippians; 12. The pastoral epistles; Part III. The Christian Doctrine of St Paul: Introduction; 1. Eschatology; 2. The Holy Spirit; 3. The Christian's transference into the messianic kingdom; 4. The nature of man; 5. The work of the spirit in the Christian; 6. The spirit of Christ; 7. 'In Christ'; 8. Christians; 9. Deliverance from sin and law; 10. Righteousness, grace, and faith; 11. Jew and Gentile; 12. The cross; 13. The sacraments; Literature; Index.