God’s Glory: Romans 14:13–16:27

by Donald Barnhouse

Publisher:

Eerdmans

, 1964

Overview

God’s Glory, Part Ten of Barnhouse’s commentary, closes his study of this great epistle. Here, the commentator analyzes Romans 14:13 – 16:27, and presents such messages as “Not Rules but Righteousness,” “Obedience in Word and Deed,” “Your Will or God’s,” and “The Bruising of Satan” among 19 others.

Contents

Top Highlights

“A person’s faith may be better than his understanding of his faith.” (Page 6)

“sunset. Our future is as bright as the promises of God, which are as certain as God Himself” (Page 72)

“The source of that life is the God of hope. The measure of that life is that we shall be filled ‘with all joy and peace.’ The quality of that life is joy and peace which He desires for us. The condition of that life is faith—we enter by believing. The purpose of that life is that we might abound. The enabling of that life is divine power. And the director of that life is the Holy Spirit. These seven aspects sum up the Christian life.” (Pages 72–73)

“No man may choose another’s route from the cross to the city of God. We may advise, we may cite our own experiences, we may pray, we may point to the Word of God, we may seek to enlighten, but we may never command the conscience of another believer.” (Pages 2–3)

“I know of no way of judging the future but by the past,’ and therein lies the hopelessness of man’s life. But the believer judges the future by the promises of God who has bound Himself by oath to do all that He has promised.” (Page 72)

Product Details

• Title: God’s Glory: Romans 14:13–16:27
• Author: Donald Grey Barnhouse
• Publisher: Eerdmans
• Publication Date: 1964
• Pages: 202

About Donald Barnhouse

Donald Barnhouse (1895–1960) pastored the historic Tenth Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia for 33 years. He studied at several schools, including Biola, Princeton Seminary, Eastern Seminary, and the University of Pennsylvania.

Out of a desire to spread God’s Word to a large audience, Barnhouse began a radio broadcast that featured preaching. That radio program, The Bible Study Hour, was heard on over 400 stations and was later telecast. The program continues to air today under the name Dr. Barnhouse & the Bible. Because of the radio program’s popularity, Barnhouse was asked to speak at many Bible conferences.

In 1931, Barnhouse founded the monthly magazine Eternity. For over 30 years, he wrote a column in every single issue. He has also written several books, including the titles in Expositions of Bible Doctrines: Taking the Epistle to the Romans as a Point of Departure (4 vols.).