Paul and His Interpreters: A Critical History

Published in 1912, 'Paul and His Interpreters: A Critical History' by Albert Schweitzer is a scholarly examination of how interpretations of the Apostle Paul have evolved over time. The book explores the transition from Jesus' Jewish, apocalyptic teachings to Pauline doctrine and early Greek theology, addressing critical theological issues such as the 'Hellenisation' of the Gospel. Schweitzer critiques traditional scholarship and presents a historical survey of exegesis, highlighting key debates and developments in understanding Paul's epistles and their theological implications.