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Editor's Preface | p. xiv |
Author's Preface | p. xvi |
Abbreviations | p. xviii |
Bibliography | p. xxiii |
Introduction | |
Rome and Its Population | p. 1 |
Christians In Rome | p. 2 |
Paul's Situation: A Scenario | p. 3 |
Romans: A Summary of the Content | p. 4 |
The Purpose of Romans | p. 6 |
Rhetorical Matters | p. 11 |
Authorship, Place, and Date of Writing | p. 12 |
The Integrity of Romans | p. 13 |
The Influence of 'The New Perspective' | p. 14 |
Theological Themes | p. 22 |
Commentary | |
Letter Introduction, 1:1-17 | p. 35 |
Greetings, 1:1-7 | p. 35 |
Additional Note: Paul's Use of Credal Material in 1:3-4 | p. 47 |
Additional Note: Paul's Apostleship | p. 56 |
Paul's Prayer and Purpose for Writing, 1:8-17 | p. 57 |
Additional Note: From Faith to Faith | p. 75 |
Additional Note: The Righteousness of God | p. 79 |
Exposition and Defense of the Gospel, 1:18-11:36 | p. 81 |
Humanity under the Power of Sin and Exposed to Wrath, 1:18-3:20 | p. 82 |
Primary Focus on the Sins of the Gentile World, 1:18-32 | p. 82 |
Humanity's Rejection of the Revelation of God in Nature, 1:18-23 | p. 86 |
Additional Note: The Wrath of God | p. 90 |
Additional Note: Natural Theology | p. 93 |
The Divine Reaction to Human Rejection, 1:24-32 | p. 98 |
Additional Note: The Nature of the Homosexual Practice Condemned by Paul | p. 109 |
Additional Note: Paul's Depiction of the Gentile World | p. 115 |
Primary Focus on the Sins of the Jewish World, 2:1-3:20 | p. 117 |
God Shows No Favoritism, 2:1-16 | p. 117 |
Additional Note: The Use of Physei in 2:14 | p. 135 |
Additional Note: Gentiles Who Do the Things Required by the Law | p. 136 |
Additional Note: Conscience | p. 141 |
Additional Note: Justification for the Doers | p. 142 |
Having the Law and Circumcision Provides No Immunity, 2:17-29 | p. 144 |
Bragging about the law while failing to obey it, 2:17-24 | p. 145 |
True circumcision, 2:25-29 | p. 152 |
God's Faithfulness Is Not Nullified by Jewish Unbelief, 3:1-20 | p. 157 |
Five rhetorical questions, 3:1-9 | p. 158 |
Additional Note: Life under Sin | p. 164 |
Scriptural support, 3:10-18 | p. 165 |
Additional Note: Paul's Use of Scripture in the Catena | p. 167 |
Concluding statement, 3:19-20 | p. 170 |
Additional Note: The Works of the Law | p. 173 |
God's Saving Righteousness Revealed, 3:21-4:25 | p. 176 |
The Righteousness of God Revealed, 3:21-31 | p. 176 |
The Heart of the Gospel, 3:21-26 | p. 177 |
Additional Note: Grace (Charis) | p. 185 |
Additional Note: Hilasterion | p. 188 |
Jewish Boasting Is Excluded, 3:27-31 | p. 193 |
Additional Note: Nomos in 3:27 | p. 195 |
Additional Note: Justification | p. 200 |
God's Dealings with Abraham, 4:1-25 | p. 201 |
God Justifies Abraham apart from Works, 4:1-8 | p. 202 |
God Credits Righteousness to Abraham without Circumcision, 4:9-12 | p. 208 |
God Makes Abraham the Inheritor of the World without the Law, 4:13-17a | p. 211 |
The Essential Nature of Abraham's Faith, 4:17b-22 | p. 216 |
The Relevance of God's Dealings with Abraham for All Believers, 4:23-25 | p. 219 |
Justification Brings Freedom and Hope, 5:1-8:39 | p. 224 |
Justified by Faith, 5:1-11 | p. 224 |
The Benefits of Justification, 5:1-2 | p. 225 |
Additional Note: The Glory in Store for Believers | p. 228 |
Rejoicing Even in Suffering, 5:3-5 | p. 229 |
God's Love Demonstrated in Christ's Death for Us, 5:6-11 | p. 233 |
The Humanity-Wide Effects of the Actions of Adam and Christ, 5:12-21 | p. 239 |
Additional Note: The Nature of Death That Entered the World through Sin | p. 242 |
Additional Note: Adam's Sin in Jewish Literature | p. 255 |
Freedom from Sin's Dominion, 6:1-23 | p. 257 |
Dying and Rising with Christ, 6:1-14 | p. 257 |
Additional Note: Baptism in the Pauline Corpus | p. 270 |
Additional Note: Dying and Rising with Christ | p. 272 |
Slaves of Christ, 6:15-23 | p. 279 |
Additional Note: Eternal Life in the Pauline Corpus | p. 287 |
Freedom from the Law, 7:1-25 | p. 288 |
Freed from the Law to Bear Fruit for God, 7:1-6 | p. 288 |
Sin, Not the Law, Is to Blame for the Human Predicament, 7:7-25 | p. 297 |
Israel's historical encounter with the law, 7:7-13 | p. 299 |
Israel's ongoing experience of living under the law, 7:14-20 | p. 304 |
Paid's conclusions about Israel, sin, and the law, 7:21-25 | p. 308 |
Additional Note: Classical Parallels regarding Moral Weakness | p. 312 |
Additional Note: The Identity of the æIÆ in 7:7-25 | p. 314 |
Life in the Spirit, 8:1-13 | p. 321 |
The Spirit of Adoption, 8:14-17 | p. 336 |
Present Suffering and Future Glory, 8:18-30 | p. 341 |
The Groaning and Renewal of Creation, 8:19-22 | p. 342 |
Additional Note: Creation's Bondage to Corruption and Liberation | p. 346 |
The Groaning and Redemption of Believers, 8:23-25 | p. 349 |
The Groaning of the Holy Spirit as He Intercedes for Believers, 8:26-27 | p. 351 |
God Works All Things Together for Good for Those Who Love Him, 8:28-30 | p. 353 |
The Emotive Climax - If God Be for Us, Who Can Be against Us? 8:31-39 | p. 358 |
Additional Note: Hope in the Pauline Corpus | p. 365 |
Israel and the Purposes of God, 9:1-11:36 | p. 366 |
Paul's Concern for Israel and Her Privileges, 9:1-5 | p. 367 |
Israel and God's Election, 9:6-29 | p. 374 |
God's Word Has Not Failed, 9:6-13 | p. 374 |
Is God Unjust? 9:14-18 | p. 380 |
Why Does God Still Blame Us? 9:19-21 | p. 383 |
God Has the Right to Exercise His Prerogative, 9:22-29 | p. 385 |
Additional Note: Predestination in Romans - Corporate or Individual? | p. 391 |
Jewish Responsibility for Failure to Embrace the Gospel, 9:30-10:21 | p. 392 |
Why Israel Did Not Attain the Righteousness She Pursued, 9:30-10:4 | p. 393 |
Additional Note: Zeal in Israel and in Paul | p. 398 |
Additional Note: Telos Nomou | p. 402 |
The Testimony of the Law to Faith, 10:5-13 | p. 405 |
Additional Note: Paul's Use of the Old Testament in 10:6-8 | p. 413 |
Additional Note: The Meaning of Salvation in Romans | p. 415 |
Has Israel Not Heard? 10:14-21 | p. 416 |
Has God Rejected Israel? 11:1-36 | p. 421 |
The Significance of the Remnant, 11:1-10 | p. 421 |
Israel Stumbled, but Her Fall Is Not Irrevocable, 11:11-36 | p. 427 |
Israel's transgression means salvation for the Gentiles, 11:11-15 | p. 427 |
Additional Note: Israel's Jealousy | p. 431 |
The lump of dough and the olive tree, 11:16-24 | p. 432 |
Additional Note: Paul's Olive Tree Analogy | p. 439 |
The mystery: The final salvation of 'all Israel', 11:25-32 | p. 441 |
Additional Note: 'All Israel Will Be Saved' | p. 448 |
Additional Note: A Contradiction between 9:6-13 and 11:25-32? | p. 451 |
Additional Note: A Special Way of Salvation for Israel (11:1-32)? | p. 453 |
Doxology, 11:33-36 | p. 456 |
The Ethical Outworking of the Gospel, 12:1-15:13 | p. 460 |
The Basis of Paul's Ethical Appeal, 12:1-2 | p. 460 |
The Believers' Relationships with Others, 12:3-21 | p. 466 |
Using Different Gifts for the Benefit of the Christian Community, 12:3-8 | p. 467 |
Enhancing Relationships within the Christian Community, 12:9-13 | p. 474 |
Additional Note: Hospitality | p. 478 |
Relationships without and within the Christian Community, 12:14-16 | p. 479 |
Responding to Hostile People and Their Hostile Acts, 12:17-21 | p. 481 |
Additional Note: The Relationship between Pauline Ethics and Stoic Teaching | p. 486 |
Christians and the Roman Authorities, 13:1-7 | p. 489 |
Love Fulfills the Law, 13:8-10 | p. 500 |
Living in the Light of the Coming of the Day, 13:11-14 | p. 503 |
Additional Note: Paul's Uses of the Clothing Metaphor | p. 507 |
Instructions for the 'Weak' and the 'Strong': Accept One Another, 14:1-15:13 | p. 508 |
Additional Note: The 'Weak' and the 'Strong' | p. 509 |
Accept Those Who Are Weak in Faith, 14:1-12 | p. 510 |
The Matter of Eating All Foods, 14:1-4 | p. 510 |
Additional Note: Faith and Conscience | p. 514 |
The Matter of Observing Special Days, 14:5-8 | p. 514 |
We Will All Stand before God's Judgment Seat, 14:9-12 | p. 517 |
No Passing Judgment and No Placing Stumbling Blocks, 14:13-23 | p. 519 |
The 'Strong' to Bear the Failings of the 'Weak', 15:1-6 | p. 526 |
Accept One Another, 15:7-13 | p. 531 |
Paul's Ministry and Future Plans, 15:14-33 | p. 535 |
Paul Affirms the Roman Believers and Explains the Nature of His Ministry, 15:14-16 | p. 535 |
Paul's Pride in What Christ Has Wrought through Him, 15:17-21 | p. 539 |
Paul's Long-Held Desire and Present Plan to Visit Rome en Route to Spain, 15:22-33 | p. 543 |
Paul's Plan to Visit Rome en Route to Spain, 15:22-24 | p. 543 |
Paul's Collection Visit to Jerusalem prior to His Trip to Rome, 15:25-29 | p. 545 |
Paul's Appeal for the Roman Believers' Support in Prayer, 15:30-33 | p. 549 |
Conclusion, 16:1-27 | p. 552 |
Commendation of Phoebe, 16:1-2 | p. 552 |
Greetings for Twenty-Six Named Individuals, 16:3-16 | p. 557 |
Additional Note: Junia or Junias? | p. 563 |
Additional Note: 'Well Known among', or 'Well Known to', the Apostles? | p. 565 |
Additional Note: Kissing | p. 573 |
Additional Note: The Twenty-Six Named individuals in Romans 16:3-15 | p. 574 |
Warning, Exhortation, and Affirmation, 16:17-20 | p. 575 |
Greetings from Eight of Paul's Associates, 16:21-23 | p. 581 |
Additional Note: The Erastus of 16:23 and the Erastus of the Inscription | p. 585 |
Concluding Doxology, 16:25-27 | p. 587 |
Indexes | |
Subjects | p. 590 |
Modern Authors | p. 600 |
Scripture References | p. 606 |
Extrabiblical Literature | p. 623 |
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