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Publication
- Publisher
- The Banner of Truth Trust
- Series
- Romans
- Series volume
- I
- Date published
- 1985
- Print status
- In print
The Physical Book
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Total pages
- 408 pages
- ISBN-13
- 9780851514673
Reference
- Publisher page
- View at publisher
Contents
- 1. A spiritual approach necessary
- 2. The readers and their background
- 3. The centrality of Christ
- 4. Paul's apostolic qualifications
- 5. The significance of the word 'gospel'
- 6. Paul's method of reasoning from the Old Testament
- 7. The delay in Christ's coming
- 8. Christ Himself the centre of the gospel
- 9. A series of contrasts
- 10. The lordship of Jesus
- 11. Committal and submission
- 12. Belonging to Jesus Christ
- 13. Doctrine and practice
- 14. Paul's desire to visit Rome
- 15. Desire, prayer and submission to God's will
- 16. Paul's attitude to his work
- 17. The Apostle's self-imposed limits
- 18. Paul's genuine modesty
- 19. Under obligation to preach the gospel
- 20. Logical method
- 21. Glorious good news
- 22. God's saving power
- 23. A revealed gospel
- 24. Resume
- 25. Beginning with our relationship to God
- 26. The nature of God's wrath
- 27. The character of sin
- 28. Man's utter inexcusability
- 29. The rejection of God