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Shepherd's Notes
Shepherd's Notes: Romans
Modern Hebrew
Bible Society in Israel Version, 1991 Revision
Section headings
Cross-references
Extensive notes
Study helps
Word list
Subject index
Maps
6 3/4 x 9 5/8
Bible Society in Israel Version, 1991 Revision
Section headings
Cross-references
Extensive notes
Study helps
Word list
Subject index
Maps
6 3/4 x 9 5/8
Paperback
First published December 1, 1997
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November 4, 2019
An excellent summary of the main points of each chapter of Romans, perfect for those with little time or academic knowledge. The margins also give tidbits about specific words that are helpful without bogging down the summary.
Favorite quotes:
“We are to 'hate what is evil; cling to what is good.' One cannot do the second without doing the first. This insight is one that permissiveness never grasps” (p.73).
“If the mature ignored the influence of their conduct on the immature, Paul declared, thy no longer walked in love (v.15). Love willingly gives up all liberties that might cause a brother or sister to stumble.” (p.81)
Favorite quotes:
“We are to 'hate what is evil; cling to what is good.' One cannot do the second without doing the first. This insight is one that permissiveness never grasps” (p.73).
“If the mature ignored the influence of their conduct on the immature, Paul declared, thy no longer walked in love (v.15). Love willingly gives up all liberties that might cause a brother or sister to stumble.” (p.81)
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