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Covering the entirety of the book of Romans, Edward Purdue does so in just over 200 pages. Though incredibly concise, this resource holds much theological insight.

A Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans, with a Revised Translation covers the entirety of the book of Romans. Edward Purdue does so in just over 200 pages. Though incredibly concise, this resource holds much theological insight.

Covering the entirety of the book of Romans, Edward Purdue does so in just over 200 pages. Though incredibly concise, this resource holds much theological insight.