The Epistle of Paul to the Romans
by Bruce, F. F. · 1963

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F. F. Bruce has again placed students of the Bible in his debt, this time with a masterful commentary on what is generally considered to be Pul's most profound letter. Dr. Bruce again reveals his remarkable ability to combine scholarly acumen with the simplicity of presentation that characterizes all of his writings. Believing that a man of Paul's caliber must be allowed to be himself and speak in his own language, Dr. Bruce admirably resists into close conformity with current thought. He permits Paul to deliver his abiding message in his own uncompromising first-century terms.
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