Paul’s affirmations in 1 Thessalonians 1 video discussion

Paul’s opens his earliest letter, 1 Thessalonians (the reading for Trinity 20 in Years A) with a range of remarkable affirmations. Already he is expressing in nuce things that he will expand on in later letters. But the pattern remains consistent all through his writing.

What do we learn from this, and how do we see expressed Paul’s trinitarian theology and understanding of the people of God?

For Michael Gorman’s booklet on Peace in Luke and Paul, see here.

For the study of Discipleship in a digital world, see here.

The gospel reading is Matthew 22.15-22, the question of paying taxes. For video discussion, see here.

and for written commentary, see here.


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