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“God’s Glory,” Part Ten of Barnhouse’s commentary, closes his study of this great epistle. Here, the commentator analyzes Romans 14:13–16:27, and presents such messages as “Not Rules but Righteousness,” “Obedience in Word and Deed,” “Your Will or God’s,” and “The Bruising of Satan” among 19 others.

knew this and was persuaded of it. He knew no more and it was not necessary for him to know more. To his neighbors he testified, “The man called Jesus made clay and anointed my eyes and said to me, ‘Go to Siloam and wash’; so I went and washed and received my sight” (John 9:11). That was all he knew. When they asked him where Jesus was, he could only reply, “I do not know.” When the Pharisees asked him who Jesus was, he could dredge up only the idea then prevalent about Him: “He is a prophet.” When
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