Romans (In Greek) With Introduction, Paraphrase, and Notes

by C. H. Terrot

Publisher:

J. Hatchard and Son

, 1828

Overview

C. H. Terrot’s study on Romans Romans (In Greek) With Introduction, Paraphrase, and Notes is rich with original Greek text and English paraphrase, and also contains an extensive introduction, outlining this well-loved and much-studied Pauline epistle.

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Key Features

• Includes ample exposition on key concepts found in Romans
• Contains a rich introduction with a wealth of preliminary information
• Provides both the Greek and English text

Contents

• Preface
• Of the Necessity for Gratuitous Justification
• Of the Connection of Gratuitous Justification with Faith
• The Salvation of Believing Gentiles, and the Condemnation of Unbelieving Jews, Consistent with the Law, Prophets, and the Past Experience of the Jewish Nation
• Of Practical Morality
• Conclusion

Product Details

• Title: Romans (In Greek) With Introduction, Paraphrase, and Notes
• Author: C. H. Terrot
• Publisher: J. Hatchard and Son
• Publication Date: 1828
• Pages: 312

About C. H. Terrot

C. H. Terrot, a fellow of Trinity College at Cambridge, was a biblical scholar from the nineteenth century.