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Romans is packed with a rich theology that describes the weight of sin, the freedom from the law, and the hope of grace. It is Paul’s most concise and thought-provoking epistle. John G. Butler’s commentary unpacks this important book for today’s reader. He explains and exposits the key themes of Romans for pastors and students of the Bible today.

behavior expected of the saint regarding evil being done to him. “Be not overcome with evil” is an exhortation to not retaliate for evil which means you will be overcome by evil. “Overcome evil with good” is what feeding and giving drink to your enemies is all about. 11. Probity (Romans 12:17) “Provide things honest in the sight of all men” (Romans 12:17). This exhortation speaks of the testimony of the saints to the world. The believer’s walk is as important as his talk in being a good witness for
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