Rich and Poor in the New Testament; a Study of the Primitive-Christian Doctrine of Earthly Possessio

Written by the notable theologian, Orello Cone, this work examines the teachings of the New Testament regarding wealth and poverty. Cone explores the idea that the early Christians believed in social equality and that wealth and possessions were obstacles to spiritual growth.
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