St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, Vol. II A Practical Exposition   By: Charles Gore (1853-1932)

In this volume, Charles Gore offers a thoughtful and thorough analysis of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans. His practical exposition delves into the theological and practical implications of Paul's teachings, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the text. Gore's clear and insightful writing style makes complex theological concepts accessible to a wide range of readers, making this volume an invaluable resource for both scholars and laypeople alike. The commentary is well-organized and engaging, guiding readers through Paul's powerful message with clarity and precision. Overall, Gore's practical exposition is a valuable contribution to the study of Romans, offering a fresh perspective that will enrich readers' understanding of this important biblical text.

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There would be no need for a preface to this second volume were it not that a very kindly and careful review of the first volume in The Guardian of May 24 last, requires a word of notice. The reviewer warns me off 'the dialogue system of exegesis.' Now no doubt this principle, like every other, may be abused. 'The Jewish objector' may, as the reviewer complains, be allowed to 'run riot.' Still I cannot doubt that the Jewish objector is a reality of an illuminative kind in the argument of such passages as Romans iii. 1 8, or the great passage (ix xi), to which the first part of this volume is devoted. Of the other points of detail noticed by the reviewer which a volume of this kind is not the place to discuss many are confessedly doubtful, and some unimportant. On most of {vi} them I am still disposed to retain my former opinion, but I would, in accordance with my critic's wishes, alter 'the actual life' (vol... Continue reading book >>