How should we understand the apostle Paul? It seems that his doctrines opposed those of other apostles. Or does it? Can we make sense of it?
The Apostle Paul's writings are often quoted by many who think we can ignore all Biblical law, which is not a modern trend. It started even in the first century. The apostle Peter had to write to the churches to beware of misunderstanding Paul's epistles, to their own demise.
"as also in all his letters, speaking in them of these things; in which are some things hard to be understood, which the unlearned and unstable pervert, as also they do the rest of the Scriptures, to their own destruction)."
(2 Peter 3:16, MKJV)
This book provides background information that will help to understand what Paul was talking about. The following chapters help to get a clearer picture of what the apostle Paul meant in his epistles:

By now, the reader will have a far better understanding of what Paul meant in his epistles. He was dealing with specific issues and trends. The apparent contradictions in New Testament scriptures will now have been resolved, and the reader will understand that the whole Bible is a unified body of scriptures. Apparent Biblical contradictions are mere misunderstandings.

Approximately 104 pages.