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John Murray brings us rich biblical insight, meticulously researched background information, elucidated wisdom, and highly accessible writing in this important work on Romans. New International Commentary: The Epistle to the Romans (2 vols.) was a ground-breaking work when first written, and today it is still highly valued for its scholarship. This timeless set is a fantastic addition to the...

The vindication of the premise consists in the appeal to the import of baptism: “Or do ye not know that as many as were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death?” (vs. 3). The appeal is to their knowledge of the identification involved in baptism. Even if we suppose that the apostle is castigating them for failure to recognize and appreciate the implications of baptism the intent of his appeal is not altered. It is clear that he is eliciting from baptism the argument particularly relevant
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