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Publication
- Publisher
- The Banner of Truth Trust
- Series
- Romans
- Series volume
- IV
- Date published
- 1971
- Print status
- In print
The Physical Book
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Total pages
- 384 pages
- ISBN-13
- 9780851510507
Reference
- Publisher page
- View at publisher
Contents
- 1. Analysis of chapters 5-8, showing that the main theme is not sanctification but the certainty of final salvation
- 2. The manward and Godward sides of 'peace with God'
- 3. Access to God
- 4. Boasting and exulting in hope
- 5. The Christian's reaction to trials contrasted with that of the cults
- 6. Hope leads not to shame but to overcoming
- 7. The Holy Spirit and assurance
- 8. Verses 6-8 an exposition of the Father's love
- 9. God's love for sinners
- 10. 'Much more then'
- 11. Further argument from the greater to the lesser
- 12. Glorying in God and causes of not doing so
- 13. New section
- 14. General analysis of the passage
- 15. The meaning of 'all have sinned'
- 16. Our relationship to Adam
- 17. The contrasts between Adam and Christ
- 18. Universalism, the 'one' and the 'many'
- 19. One offence and many offences
- 20. The judicial effects of Adam's sin
- 21. The function of the Law
- 22. The superabundance of grace
- 23. The reign of grace
- 24. The programme of the reign of grace
- 25. The power of the reign of grace
- 26. The munificence of grace