Robert Haldane's Exposition of Romans stands among the foremost treatments of the epistle, both for what is in it and for the influence it has had since.

Thomas Chalmers strongly recommended it; Spurgeon put it in the front rank; Martyn Lloyd-Jones owed much profit and pleasure to it and judged its warmth of spirit unsurpassed. The exposition grew out of Haldane's Bible readings in Geneva, which helped turn a generation of students back toward the gospel.