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Book Review: Luke

faith; some will question whether the communal and ecclesiological dimensions of these themes, in the context of Paul's cross-cultural mission, have been sufficiently explored. Among the many notable features of Barrett's work are a fine analysis of the christological hymns, lucid discussion of Acts' portrait of Paul and an illuminating survey of 'the sequel' to Pauline theology from the Deutero-Pauline literature through to Irenaeus. This is certainly a demanding book to read: closely argued, it moves lightly from passage to passage and depends on the reader's acquaintance with the Pauline texts. Students starting fresh in Pauline studies might need something a little more introductory before they read this 'introduction', but if they graduate on to this they will find a rich store of insight and stimulation which amply rewards the demands on their concentration.