Translation of Romans, with Notes

by James Challis

Publishers:

Deighton Bell and Co.; Bell & Daldy

, 1871

Overview

First published in Scholz’s 1836 edition of the New Testament, James Challis’ Translation of Romans, with Notes was republished independently with a few small revisions in the year 1871. Challis’ commentary is filled with practical implementations and discussion of his ideas of biblical interpretation as he delves into the doctrine of Romans.

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Key Features

• Contains extensive notes on each verse
• Discusses common disagreements in the translation
• Provides pivotal points in regard to how the book of Romans was translated

Product Details

• Title: Translation of Romans, with Notes
• Author: James Challis
• Publisher: G. Bell & Sons
• Publication Date: 1871
• Pages: 73

About James Challis

James Challis (1803–1882), an English astronomer, was also an avid theologian, physicist, and clergyman. A Translation of the Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Romans was one of two theological dissertations written by him.