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This commentary on Paul’s letter to the Romans summarizes and completes Ernst Käsemann’s lifelong study of Paul’s theology and of this epistle in particular. As is common in his writings, Käsemann in this commentary has gone his own, frequently provocative way. He has emphasized theological rather than historical questions; as a result, this commentary divides Romans into sections according to...

and isolated pneumatica as demonstrations of the new aeon are replaced by charisms as concretions and modifications of the universal priesthood. No one in the community should deny or disregard the special mandate given him by his Lord. One cannot belong to the Lord without manifesting his lordship with one’s own existence. [216] The buried talent is a sin against the Spirit and treason against the Lord. The ministry of grace is entrusted to everyone and is thus rendered concretely in everyday life.
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