• illustrations created exclusively for this edition
• Carefully formatted and proofread public domain text
• A newly written foreword for modern readers
• A unique “About the Author” biography

Paul and His Interpreters explores how one of Christianity’s most influential figures has been understood across generations of scholars. Albert Schweitzer examines major theories about Paul’s thought and shows how each reflects the concerns of its own age.

Rather than presenting Paul as a fixed system of ideas, Schweitzer reveals him as a historical personality shaped by expectation of the end of time and by the spiritual struggles of the early Church. This approach transforms Paul from a distant theologian into a living voice in history.

This illustrated edition adds visual context to Schweitzer’s analysis and introduces modern readers to a classic work of biblical scholarship. The newly written foreword highlights why this book still matters today, while the original author biography presents Schweitzer as both a thinker and a humanitarian.

Ideal for students, theologians, and thoughtful readers of religious history, this edition offers a careful, readable entry into one of the most important debates in Christian interpretation.