In this volume, the author carefully traces Paul’s teaching on atonement and justification, showing how each section contributes to a clear understa...More
In this volume, the author carefully traces Paul’s teaching on atone...
In this the last volume of the series, Dr Lloyd-Jones concludes that true Christianity is not concerned with such matters as what may be eaten or what...More
In this the last volume of the series, Dr Lloyd-Jones concludes that t...
Murray’s The Epistle to the Romans combines careful exegesis, Reformed theology, and pastoral insight. Covering authorship, structure, and verse-by-...More
Murray’s The Epistle to the Romans combines careful exegesis, Reform...
Romans is Paul’s most systematic presentation of the gospel. In this expository commentary, J. V. Fesko explores the scope of divine grace, highligh...More
Romans is Paul’s most systematic presentation of the gospel. In this...
Charles Hodge’s 1864 commentary on Romans, born from 56 years of lectures at Princeton, is a definitive masterpiece of Reformed theology. Renowned f...More
Charles Hodge’s 1864 commentary on Romans, born from 56 years of lec...
It will be clear from the exposition that the theme of this volume is no mere fascinating theological or intellectual problem, but one which is of vit...More
It will be clear from the exposition that the theme of this volume is ...
Volume 3 of Boice’s Romans commentary covers chapters 6–8, offering clear, theologically rich exposition on sanctification, the struggle with sin,...More
Volume 3 of Boice’s Romans commentary covers chapters 6–8, offerin...
Dr. Lloyd-Jones saw Romans 5 as a central chapter in the entire letter. Here is Paul's exposition of the blessings of justification by faith; but here...More
Dr. Lloyd-Jones saw Romans 5 as a central chapter in the entire letter...
In Romans 2, D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones examines Paul’s diagnosis of the human heart, exposing its deceit, rebellion against God, and use of religion as ...More
In Romans 2, D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones examines Paul’s diagnosis of the ...
In this study of Romans 6, Paul confronts antinomianism—the misuse of God’s grace as a license to sin. He explains why believers, as servants of r...More
In this study of Romans 6, Paul confronts antinomianism—the misuse o...
The Boice Commentary series offers clear, verse-by-verse exposition of Scripture, combining careful scholarship with practical insight. James Montgome...More
The Boice Commentary series offers clear, verse-by-verse exposition of...
Volume 2, The Reign of Grace, by James Montgomery Boice explores God’s sovereignty, grace, holiness, salvation, suffering, and sin through verse-by-...More
Volume 4, The New Humanity, by James Montgomery Boice applies Romans 12–15 to Christian life, showing how believers—transformed by Christ—live a...More
Volume 4, The New Humanity, by James Montgomery Boice applies Romans 1...
Martyn Lloyd-Jones explores a climactic passage on assurance of salvation, highlighting the apostle’s powerful logic and God’s eternal plan of red...More
Martyn Lloyd-Jones explores a climactic passage on assurance of salvat...
