Author. There are scholars who deny that the apostle Paul wrote all the letters ascribed to him, but virtually no one disputes that Romans was his letter.

More than any other book in the Bible, Paul's Epistle to the Romans ties the Old and the New Testament together.

This comprehensive commentary on the New Testament letter of Romans consists of both sectional summaries and detailed verse-by-verse explanation of words and ...

It is this last and most perfect edition which is now offered to the public. It should continue to be used by all students of the author's "Systematic Theology, ...

When the Christian is delivered from this bondaore, he becomes the servant of God, and is brought under an influ- ence which efi'ectually secures his ...

The book of Romans is the longest and the clearest exposition by the Apostle Paul on the Gospel. This book contains the doctrinal foundation for the Christian ...

Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans, in The International Critical ... Romans 8:28 is surely one of the best-known texts in the Bible. On it believers ...

For this reason, this study guide commentary is designed to provide an introduction to each book of the Bible. Second Principle. The second principle is to ...

Virginia (Mrs. A. S.) Bengtson transcribed all the basic copy from 69 magnetic tapes containing my radio messages on Romans - a difficult and painstaking.

Several attempts were made by Prof. Grubbs to comply with a widespread and urgent demand to write a Commentary on Romans, but pressure of duties,.