A Practical Exposition of St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans

by Sir Robert Anderson

Publisher:

J. Hatchard and Son

, 1833

Overview

Deviations from the truth of the Gospel are more than a rare occurrence. Out of his own growing concern over the matter, Robert Anderson created a set of lectures with the aim of preaching solid biblical truth from the book of Romans. A Practical Exposition of St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans is the culmination of talks Anderson gave as he preached straight through Romans during a lecture series at Trinity Chapel in Brighton.

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Key Features

• Contains a compilation of a series of lectures
• Includes ample exposition on key concepts found in Romans
• Breaks the book of Romans into four distinct sections
• Provides an extensive outline

Contents

• St. Paul’s Salutation to the Christians at Rome
• St. Paul, After Strongly Expressing His Affection for the Roman Converts Declares “What His Gospel Is, and the Righteousness Which It Showeth”
• God’s Wrath Against All Manner of Sin; and an Awful Description of the Gentile World
• They Who Judge Others Condemn Themselves. “No Respect of Persons with God”
• The Law Written in Men’s Hearts; and the Voice of Conscience
• St. Paul Applies His Reasoning to the Jews
• Objections Proposed and Answered
• The Scripture Declared that Jews, as Well as the Gentiles, Are All under Sin
• Man Justified by the Righteousness of God Through Faith
• Justification by Faith Proved through the Example of Abraham, and the Words of David
• Abraham Justified before Circumcision, That He Might Be the Father of All Believers. The Nature and Strength of Abraham’s Faith
• Faith Imputed for Righteousness, Not to Abraham Only, but to All Who Believe in Jesus, as Delivered for Their Offences, and Raised Again for Their Justification
• They Who Are Justified by Faith, Have Peace with God, and Rejoice in a Hope Which Maketh Not Ashamed
• If Reconciled, When Enemies, by the Blood of Christ, Much More Shall We Be Saved, Being Reconciled
• Jesus Christ a More Abundant Fountain of Grace than Adam of Sin
• Argument for a Life of Holiness, from the Consideration of the Sacrament of Baptism
• The Subject of Christian Holiness Illustrated and Enforced by the Figure of the Marriage Bond
• The Law Is Not Sin; But Sin, by the Commandment, Which Is Holy, Just, and Good, Becomes Exceeding Sinful
• The Believer Grieved Because He Cannot Keep the Law
• And Many More...

Product Details

• Title: A Practical Exposition of St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans
• Author: Robert Anderson
• Publisher: J. Hatchard & Son
• Publication Date: 1837
• Pages: 485

About Sir Robert Anderson

Robert Anderson (1841–1918) served as chief of criminal investigation of Scotland Yard. In the midst of his many duties, he managed to gain a profound knowledge of the Bible, preach in various conferences, and write several books which have become classics.