The Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans: Commentary

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“The sense of moral discord has been roused: the inward anguish, so vividly painted in v. 24, could not arise without some emotion of the will, some kind of feeble longing and wishing for good, which yet is very different from the earnest decisive willing which passes at once into action.” (Page 142)

“Moreover, even in the case of those who did not believe, God’s promise was proved faithful: they had the advantage, though they would not use it.” (Page 83)