Analytical Commentary on the Epistles to the Romans
Overview
John Forbes, noticing that most commentaries of his day were quite detailed and could be laborious to wade through, penned his Analytical Commentary on the Epistles to the Romans with the intent of giving biblical scholars a broad, sweeping overview of the structure, transitions, and main points of Romans. His clear outline of this Pauline epistle will benefit all who read it.
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Key Features
- Focuses the analysis on the concept of Parallelism
- Includes ample exposition on key concepts found in Romans
- Provides an extensive outline of the epistle
Contents
- Text of Epistle, With Analytical Commentary
- Preliminary Remarks on Parallelism
- Division and Object of the Epistle
- Notes and Dissertations
Top Highlights
“that while there is no merit, and therefore no degrees in merit, there are degrees in demerit.” (Page 403)
Product Details
- Title: Analytical Commentary on the Epistles to the Romans
- Author: John Forbes
- Publisher: T & T Clark
- Publication Date: 1868
- Pages: 479
