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Colin Kruse’s commentary on the book of Romans shows how Paul expounds the gospel against the background of God’s sovereign action as creator, judge, and redeemer of the world. In the process, Kruse elucidates Paul’s teaching about matters of concern in the Roman house churches—issues that remain important today. Kruse’s gift for clarity and economy in dealing with such complex and important...

sections of the letter (1:16–11:36; 12:1–15:13). Any satisfying solution to the problem of purpose, therefore, must show how the theological and ethical sections of the letter relate to the purpose implied in Paul’s statements at the beginning and end of the letter. Put another way, the argument running through 1:16–15:13 has to be understood first, and then related to the implied purpose found in 1:1–15 and 15:14–16:27. It is important to attempt first of all, then, a brief statement of the argument
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