NT Wright's work Paul and the Faithfulness of God is the culmination of his long, influential and often controversial career - a landmark study of the history and thought of St. Paul, which provides new approaches to many areas of New Testament science. This volume brings together numerous international scientists who analyze a range of issues in Wright's work carefully and critically examine: the methodology, the importance of contextual factors, exegetical findings and theological implications. Thus, the authors bring these aspects of Paul and the Faithfulness of God in connection with the current state of research, both in English and in the German context. The band thus provides on both a critical analysis of Wright's performance as well as an excellent overview and an introduction to topics that are currently being debated within the Pauline studies.