Suggestive Commentary on Romans, with Critical and Homiletical Notes, vol. 1
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Overview
Thomas Robinson’s Suggestive Commentary on Romans, with Critical and Homiletical Notes, vol. 1 was written with the aim of giving aid to professors, biblical scholars, and Sunday school teachers—anyone teaching the Bible in any capacity and in need of a concise study of one of the New Testament’s most doctrinally-important books.
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- Provides a useful guide for in depth study
- Includes ample exposition on key concepts found in Romans
- Contains extensive exegesis
- Title: Suggestive Commentary on Romans, with Critical and Homiletical Notes, vol. 1
- Author: Thomas Robinson
- Publisher: Appleton
- Publication Date: 1873
- Pages: 524
Thomas Robinson, whose other noted works include The Evangelists and the Mishna, is one of the nineteenth century’s finest scholars.