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The Apostle Paul: Unlocking the Mysteries of His Theology

The Apostle Paul: Dr. Brant Pitre unlocks St. Paul's theology in this graduate-level Bible study on CD.
Dr. Brant Pitre unlocks the mysteries of St. Paul's theology — graduate-level Catholic Bible study on MP3.
The Apostle Paul: Dr. Brant Pitre unlocks St. Paul's theology in this graduate-level Bible study on CD.
Dr. Brant Pitre unlocks the mysteries of St. Paul's theology — graduate-level Catholic Bible study on MP3.
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I'm no longer too intimidated to approach Paul. This set brings joy to studying the truths of our faith in Paul's letters.

The Apostle Paul: Unlocking the Mysteries of His Theology


• Who was St. Paul?
• What happened at his conversion?
• Dive into the specific topics St. Paul covers in his epistles.

• Read more >

$ 109.95

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  • 19 hours 53 min. (17 CDs / MP3)

    Who was Saint Paul really? What did he teach? Why is he called “The Apostle” when he wasn’t even a disciple of Jesus?

    In this information-packed audio Bible Study, Dr. Brant Pitre cracks open the mysteries of Saint Paul’s letters and helps you to understand him. Drawing on his graduate-level lectures, Dr. Pitre takes you step-by-step through the central mysteries of Pauline theology, such as:


    • The Mystery of His Conversion: Who was Saint Paul? What was his life like before his conversion to Christianity? What really happened on the Road to Damascus?
    • The Mystery of the End of Time: What did Paul teach about the Second Coming of Christ, the Resurrection, and the End of Time? And why is the New Creation the key to understanding him?
    • The Mystery of the Human Body: What was Saint Paul’s “Theology of the Body”? What did he teach about sexuality? How can we understand his teachings about women in the Church?
    • The Mystery of the Law: What did Saint Paul mean when he said that we are justified by “faith” and not by “works of the Law”? Was he really the first “Protestant” theologian? Did Paul teach “faith alone”
    • The Mystery of the Angels: Holy angels and fallen angels are a reality. But how much do we really know about them? Dr. Pitre’s lectures on Paul’s teaching about the Angels is perhaps the highlight of this set.
    • The Mystery of Redemption: What was Paul’s view of the origin and nature of Sin? Why does sin enslave us? And how does the death of Christ bring us redemption?


    As anyone who has read the Bible knows, the writings of Saint Paul are some of the most amazing—and the most difficult—in all the New Testament. Even Saint Peter himself said that there are some things in Paul’s letters that are “hard to understand”! (2 Pet 3:16). In this Bible Study, Dr. Pitre will give you the keys to understanding the heart of the greatest evangelist and theologian in Church history: the apostle Paul.

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Further Study Details & FAQ

A closer look at the biblical texts and sources behind this study, for those who want more detail before purchasing.

Key passages & sources examined: The central themes of St. Paul's letters — his conversion, justification by 'faith' and 'works of the Law,' the two Adams, flesh and spirit, the Church as the body of Christ, the angels, and the New Creation — read from his epistles, with 2 Peter 3:16 and classic Pauline scholarship.

What does this course cover?

The heart of St. Paul's theology — his conversion, justification and the Law, sin and redemption, his 'theology of the body,' his teaching on the angels, and the New Creation and the end times.

Does it address 'faith alone' and whether Paul was the first Protestant?

Yes — it examines what Paul meant by justification by 'faith' apart from 'works of the Law,' a question he himself admits is 'hard to understand' (2 Peter 3:16).

How long is it, and is it for individuals or groups?

It is an in-depth series (about 20 hours) drawn from graduate-level lectures, suited to serious personal study or a group; a printable outline is included.