The Doctrine of Sanctification: Explication of Romans 6 & 7

by James Fraser

Publishers:

Oliphant, Waugh, & Innes; J. Ogle; D. Brown; W. Whyte

, 1813

Overview

Romans covers a wide spectrum of highly important theological topics, The Doctrine of Sanctification: Explication of Romans 6 & 7 by James Fraser, gives the reader insight into one of these deep theological wells. Following a detailed account of his life written by John Erskine, Fraser expounds upon the doctrinal significance of sanctification.

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Key Features

• Contains verse by verse notation
• Includes ample exposition on key concepts found in Romans
• Provides a biography James Fraser

Contents

Top Highlights

“The Greek οψωνιον, rendered wages, was commonly meant of the pay of soldiers in provisions or money. Dannhauerus, cited by Wolfius, gives an account of it to this purpose and sense: It commonly signified, he says, the wages, in particular, by which gladiators were hired to sell their blood, to give pleasure to the populace. So, as the gladiator, for wages and provisions afforded him, gave himself up to butchery and destruction, for the amusement and diversion of the cruel and barbarous Roman rabble; so the sinner doth, for the present pleasure of sin, give himself up to eternal destruction; whereby he gratifies and satiates the malice of devils.” (Page 102)

“this person (sin) as still claiming to reign, and to have dominion” (Page 66)

Product Details

• Title: The Doctrine of Sanctification: Explication of Romans 6 & 7
• Author: James Fraser
• Publisher: Oliphant, Waugh, & Innes
• Publication Date: 1813
• Pages: 435

About James Fraser

James Fraser, the son of a Scottish clergyman also named James Fraser, moved to London to become a preacher. Experiencing religious persecution in Scotland, he was captured, imprisoned, and eventually sent across the ocean to New England. Settling in Connecticut upon his release, he once again became a preacher, where he died in 1769.