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No generation of biblical students has ever failed to appreciate Paul’s epistle to the Romans as being the very finest presentation of Christian doctrine ever written. On the one hand, here is the Spirit's own inspired presentation of the need, provision, and meaning of redemption. On the other hand, here is the keen mind of Paul at his very best in arguing and expounding the central truths of...

In Barclay’s commentary on The Letters of James and Peter, four things are listed as involved in the position of a Christian bond-slave: (1) inalienably possessed by God; (2) unqualifiedly at God’s disposal; (3) unquestioningly obeys God; and (4) constantly in God’s service. Such observations do not mean that Paul and other Christians “serve” God against their own wills. You will remember that a slave happy in his master’s service could voluntarily be bound to that master for life. The Christian
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