St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans: A Practical Exposition, vol. 2
Overview
Charles Gore realized that many theological dissertations on the book of Romans were inaccessible to those who were not Bible scholars. Wishing to remedy that, he wrote St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans: A Practical Exposition, vol. 2. This resource is a remarkably concise compendium, rich with biblical references and perfect for laity. Continuing where volume one left off, volume two of Charles Gore’s exposition on Romans begins by delving into chapter nine. Appended notes end the collection, including an essay on the meaning of the word “faith,” usage of the word “conscience,” and a dissertation on the subject of baptism.
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Key Features
- Contains rich exegesis beginning in nine continuing through the end of Romans
- Includes ample analysis on key concepts found in Romans
- Provides segmented sections that allow for ease of study
Contents
- Division IV: The Theodicy or Justification of God for His Dealings with the Jews
- The Present Rejection of Israelites no Breach of a Divine promise
- God’s Liberty in Showing Mercy and Judgement Always Restrained and Asserted
- Lack of Faith the Reason of Israel’s Rejection
- God’s Judgement on Israel Neither Universal nor Final
- God’s Present Purpose for the Jews through the Gentiles: and so for All Humanity
- Division V: Practical Exhortation
- Self-Surrender in Response to God
- The Community Spirit
- The Christians and the Imperial Power
- The Summary Debt
- The Approach of the Day
- Mutual Toleration
- Unselfish Forbearance and Inclusiveness
- Division VI: Conclusion
- St. Paul’s Excuse for Writing, and His Hope of Coming
- A commendation
- Personal Greetings
- Final Warning
- Salutations from Companions
- Final Doxology
- Appended Notes
Product Details
- Title: St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans: A Practical Exposition, vol 2.
- Author: Charles Gore
- Publisher: John Murray
- Publication Date: 1902
- Pages: 326