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Romans A Structural, Thematic, and Exegetical Commentary.

"Paul's majestic letter to the Romans has impacted generations of readers. Christians regularly turn to it as a foundation for doctrine, evangelism, and Christian living. However, individual verses are often pulled from their context or later doctrinal formulations are imported into the te...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Sherwood, Aaron
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Ashland : Lexham Press, 2020.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo

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505 0 |a Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- I. The Setting and Purpose of This Volume -- II. The Orientation of the Commentary -- A. How to Use This Volume -- B. Overview of Paul's Message in Romans -- III. The Occasion(s) of Romans -- A. Paul's Roman Audience -- 1. The Audience's Identity -- 2. The Audience's Ethnicity -- 3. The Audience's Situation -- B. Paul as the Author of Romans -- 1. Paul's Profile -- 2. Paul's Situation -- C. The (Lack of) Relationship between Paul and His Audience 
505 8 |a IV. Communicative Strategy, Structure, and the Purpose(s) of Romans -- A. Structure and Message -- 1. Paul's Communicative Strategy -- 2. Engaging the Structure of Romans -- 3. The Structure of Romans -- V. Theology in Romans -- A. The Gospel and the Christ Event -- B. Eschatology, or, the Inauguration of God's Righteous Reign -- C. Ecclesiology(/Anthropology), or, God's People and Community of Faith -- D. Ethics, or, the Pastoral Care and Discipleship of God's People -- E. Missions and Evangelism -- F. Christology (and [Proto-]Trinitarianism) -- G. Soteriology 
505 8 |a H. Socio-Religious Identification, or, the "New Perspective" on Paul -- I. Paul's Use of Scripture in Romans -- VI. Glossary -- Apostle (+ Prophecy) -- Believe/Faith -- Call(ing) -- Diatribe -- Flesh -- "Gentile"/Non-Jew(s) (+ National Israel) -- (God's) Glory -- Grace -- Idolatry and Image -- "Justify"/Righteousize -- Kingdom of God/God's Kingdom -- Mystery and Revelation -- "Law"/Torah (+ Works) -- Peace/shalom -- "Propitiation"/Conciliatory Sacrifice -- Redemption -- Resurrection -- Revelation -- Righteousness -- Scandal -- Sin -- Wrath 
505 8 |a Part I: Paul Introduces His Pastoral Care according to the Gospel (Romans 1:1-15) -- Overview -- Romans 1:1-7: Letter Greeting -- Main Idea -- Structure -- Analysis and Interpretation -- 1:1a -- 1:1b-6 -- 1:7a -- 1:7b -- Summary and Theological Reflection -- Romans 1:8-15: Prayer and Thanksgiving, and the Thesis of Romans -- Main Idea -- Structure -- Analysis and Interpretation -- 1:8-10 -- 1:11-12 -- 1:13-14a -- 1:14b-15 -- Summary and Theological Reflection -- Part II: Paul's Apology for His Gospel (Romans 1:16-11:36) -- Overview 
505 8 |a Romans 1:16-17: The Theme of the Apology: Paul's Gospel Is Not Shameful (Despite Appearances) -- Overview -- Romans 1:16-17: The Theme of The Apology -- Main Idea -- Structure -- Analysis and Interpretation -- 1:16-17 -- Summary and Theological Reflection -- Romans 1:18-3:20: The Antithesis to the Apology: The Need of Humanity apart from the Gospel for God's Powerful Salvation -- Overview -- Romans 1:18-23: Unrighteous Non-jews Are Subject to God's Eschatological Judgment -- Main Idea -- Structure -- Analysis and Interpretation -- 1:18-20 -- 1:21-23 -- Summary and Theological Reflection 
500 |a Romans 1:24-25: Non-jews Subject to God's Eschatological Judgment (Continued). 
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