St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans: A Practical Exposition, vol. 1
Digital Verbum Edition
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 1.. This resource is a remarkably concise compendium, rich with biblical references and perfect for laity.
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Key Features
- Contains rich exegesis beginning in chapter one to chapter eight of Romans
- Includes ample analysis on key concepts found in Romans
- Provides segmented sections that allow for ease of study
Contents
- Introduction
- Origin and Circumstances of the Epistle
- ‘Justification by Works’ or ‘by Faith’
- Justification, Sanctification, and Church Membership
- St. Paul’s Doctrine and Modern Spiritual Needs
- The Epistle to the Romans
- Salutation
- Introduction
- Division I
- Judgement on the Gentile World
- Judgement on the Jews
- Jewish objections
- Sin and Condemnation Universal
- Division II
- Christ Our Propitation
- The True Seed of Abraham
- Division III: The Accepted Life or the Moral Consequences of Justification
- The Holy Confidence of the Justified
- The Second Adam
- The Christian Life a Living by Dying
- The Perfect Freedom in God’s Service
- Freedom from the Law by Union with Christ
- The Function and Failure of the Law
- Life in the Spirit
- The Life of Sonship
- The Hope of the Creation
- Christian Asusrance
Product Details
- Title: St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans: A Practical Exposition, vol 1.
- Author: Charles Gore
- Publisher: John Murray
- Publication Date: 1902
- Pages: 326
About Charles Gore
Charles Gore (1853–1932) studied at Oxford and was subsequently elected as a fellow of Trinity College at Oxford. Writer of over a dozen theological books, he was also the vicar of Radley, canon of Westminster, and later, bishop of Oxford. Gore helped found the Christian Social Union.