The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans (Biblia.com)

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R. St. John Parry’s notes on the Greek text of Romans are rich with insightful observations and explanations. His introduction includes a detailed overview of the Epistle to the Romans: its genuineness, the date and place it was written, its character and contents, and its purpose. Parry also explores the history of the Roman Church and the doctrine of Justification.

makes an anacoluthon, a constant mark in S. Paul of deep feeling. 7. δικαίου—ἀγαθοῦ. Both masc. The idea is that the appeal of a righteous character hardly stirs the emotion; the good man with more that touches the heart may inspire such an act. Those for whom Christ died were neither. τολμᾷ = ‘has the spirit to die’; cf. Field, ad loc., qu. Eur. Alc. 644. 8. συνίστησιν. Cf. 3:5. 9. πολλῷ οὖν μᾶλλον. A fortiori. The hope of progress and perfection (v. 2) which depends on the love of GOD

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