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In this volume, William Walford provides his own “revised translation” of Paul’s epistle to the Romans, along with reflections and explanatory notes following each chapter. Walford also includes appendices offering further explanation of specific concepts, as well as notes on the original Greek and other English translations.

In this volume, William Walford provides his own “revised translation” of Paul’s epistle to the Romans, along with reflections and explanatory notes following each chapter. Walford also includes appendices offering further explanation of specific concepts, as well as notes on the original Greek and other English translations.

In this volume, William Walford provides his own “revised translation” of Paul’s epistle to the Romans, along with reflections and explanatory notes following each chapter. Walford also includes appendices offering further explanation of specific concepts, as well as notes on the original Greek and other English translations.