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Most Christians live in spiritual poverty because they do not know what is theirs in Christ. Romans 6–8

describes these riches. I have endeavored to tell of these in a careful yet practical treatment of this, the most

extensive passage of Scripture on how the Christian life is to be lived. I think of Romans 6–8 as the greatest

part of the greatest epistle ever written. 

This magnificent passage can have a great impact on you for your good and God’s glory!

 

I not only explain the biblical text, I also give illustrations, diagrams and charts. I quote others and have

extensive references to helpful material. At points I am technical, as needed, but not at the expense of the

personal.

 

The description above applies mostly to my dealing with Romans 6:1-14. It could be called an exposition.

The title “Study Notes” applies to the rest of the material. This part is a work in progress than 2010, so I may

have done more extensive work by the time this review comes into your hands.

 

Nevertheless, my treatment of Romans 6:15–8:16 does have much helpful material in it with outlines, interpretive

notes and some suggested solutions to problem passages. There is also a lot of material on law and grace

(10 pages) at the end of the section on Romans 7.

 

My comments on Romans 8:1-16 are light. However I have dealt with this passage much more extensively in

my other book, Romans 8:1-17, God's Spirit in You for Power and Intimacy. It is also listed on this website.

 

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