Christ Died for Our Sins

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The book explores the dual thesis that Paul's depiction of Jesus' death in Romans serves as both a representation and substitute for all humanity, encompassing both Jews and Gentiles. Additionally, it examines how Jewish martyrological narratives from Second Temple texts inform and enrich Paul's understanding of Jesus' sacrifice. Through this analysis, the author sheds light on the theological implications of Jesus' death within the context of early Christian and Jewish thought.