Romans 9-16, Reformation Commentary on Scripture New Testament VIII
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Romans 9-16 : Reformation Commentary on Scripture / Philip D. W. Krey (Editor), Peter D. S. Krey (Editor) . New Testament VIII. — Downers Growe, Illinois : IVP Academic, ©2016. —
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Зміст:
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
A Guide to Using This Commentary
Pericopes of Scripture
Overviews
Topical Headings
Identifying the Reformation Authors, Texts and Events
Footnotes and Back Matter
General Introduction
Goals
Perspectives
Historical Context
Patterns of Reformation
Schools of Exegesis
Reading Scripture with the Reformers
Introduction to Romans 9–16
On Predestination: “Before the Foundation of the World”
The Call of the Nations: “Branches Were Broken Off So That You Might Be -
Be -Graft- In”
Ministry of the Word: “Behold, I Have Put My Words in Your Mouth”
Christian Ethics: “Put On the Lord Jesus Christ”
Commentary on Romans 9–16
Prolegomena: Text, Theology and Traditions
Paul Turns His Attention to Questions of Election (of the Gentiles)
9:1-5 Paul Anguishes Over his Own People
9:1-2 The Truth in Christ About Predestination
9:3-4 The Vast and Glorious Riches of Earthly Israel
9:5 The God-Man Belongs to Israel
9:6-29 The Mystery of Election
9:6a The Word Cannot Return Void
9:6b-9 Children of God Through the Promise, Not Through the Flesh
9:10-12 God Works in Ways Abhorrent to Human Wisdom
9:13 Jacob I Loved, But Esau I Hated
9:14 Is God Unjust Then?
9:15-18 God Has Mercy on Whom He Will
9:19-21 How Can God Justly Condemn?
9:22-24 Vessels of Wrath and Mercy
9:25-26 Becoming God’s People
9:27-29 Only a Remnant
9:30–10:4 Righteousness Comes by Faith
9:30-31 Righteousness by Faith Versus by Law
9:32-33 The Salvific Stumbling Stone
10:1 Paul Deeply Desires the Salvation of the Jews
10:2-3 Zeal Without Knowledge
10:4 The Law’s Telos Is Christ
10:5-21 The Message of Salvation to All
10:5-7 The Distinction Between Moses’ Law and Christ’s
10:8-11 The Word Is Near; Believe!
10:12-13 The One True Lord Is Lord of All
10:14-15 The Beautiful Feet of the Gospel Envoy
10:16-17 Faith Comes by Hearing
10:18 Have They Heard?
10:19 Have They Understood?
10:20-21 God Still Waits
11:1-10 The Remnant of Israel
11:1-4 Has God Rejected His Own People?
11:5-6 All Election Is by Grace
11:7-10 The Mystery of Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility
11:11-24 Gentiles Grafted in
11:11-12 Paul Longs for the Full Inclusion of the Jews
11:13-16 By Ministering to the Gentiles Paul Ministers to the Jews
11:17-18 Branches Grafted In
11:19-21 If Natural Branches Have Been Lopped Off, How Much More the -
the -Graft- Branches!
11:22-24 The Kind and Just Gardener
11:25-36 The Mystery of Israel’s Salvation
11:25-28 The Paradox of Israel and the Nations
11:29-32 God’s Immutable and Unfathomable Election
11:33-35 The Depths and Heights of God’s Wisdom
11:36 The Ministry and Majesty of the Triune God
12:1-2 A Living Sacrifice
12:1a-b True Worship Is Sacrificial Living
12:1c What Is “Reasonable” Worship?
12:2 True Worship Transfigures Your Mind
12:3-8 Gifts of Grace
12:3 Focus on God’s Call, Not Your Worth
12:4-5 Christ’s Body Has Many (and Diverse) Members
12:6 The Analogy of Faith
12:7-8 Use Your Gifts for the Benefit of the Body
12:9-21 Marks of the True Christian
12:9-13 Be Diligent and Fervent in Love
12:14 Bless All People
12:15-16 Live in Harmony with Everyone
12:17-19 Vengeance Is the Lord’s Alone
12:20-21 Overcome Evil with Good
13:1-7 Submission to Authorities
13:1-2 All Authority Is from God
13:3-5 If You Do Good, What Worry Do You Have?
13:6-7 Pay What You Owe
13:8-14 Fufilling the Law Through Love
13:8-10 The Twofold Love of God and Neighbor Fulfills the Law
13:11-13 Arise! Walk in the Sunlight of the Gospel
13:14a Put On Christ and Become Whole
13:14b Guard Against the Flesh’s Desires
14:1-12 Do Not Pass Judgment on One Another
14:1-3 Imitate Your Father and Welcome the Weak and the Strong
14:4 God Alone Is Judge
14:5-6 Feasts and Fasts Only Have Meaning in the Lord
14:7-9 Jesus Is Lord Over Life and Death
14:10-12 Everyone Will Confess God as Just Judge
14:13-23 Do Not Cause Another to Stumble
14:13 Never Cause Fellow Believers to Stumble
14:14-16 Nothing Unclean in Christ
14:17-19 The Kingdom Is Joy and Peace, Not Gobbling and Guzzling
14:20-23 Do Not Act Against Faith and Conscience
15:1-7 The Example of Christ
15:1-3 As Christ Bore Us, So Must We Bear One Another
15:4 What Is Scripture For?
15:5-7 United in Christ for God’s Glory
15:8-13 Praise the Lord, All You Nations!
15:8-9a Christ’s Servanthood Confirms God’s Glory
15:9b-12 New Covenant Proclamation of the Old Covenant
15:13 The Holy Spirit’s Joyful Ministry and Power
15:14-21 A Minister of God’s Gospel
15:14 Satisfied with Complete Knowledge and Love
15:15-17 Ministers of the Gospel Wear Christ’s Ministerial Mantle
15:18-21 Seeing and Understanding Come Through Christ’s Word and Deed
Alone
15:22-33 Paul’s Peripatetic Plans
15:22-24 Thwarted Trips to Rome and the Spanish Mission
15:25-27 Collection for the Jerusalem Saints
15:28-29 The Mission to Spain
15:30-33 Prayer and Peace
16:1-16 Personal Greetings
16:1-2 How Do Women Minister?
16:3-4 Prisca and Aquila, Paul’s Cosufferers
16:5a What Is a Church?
16:5b-15 Various Greetings
16:16 The Holy Kiss of the Church
16:17-24 Final Instructions and Greetings
16:17-19 United and Innocent in Christ
16:20 Trample Satan
16:21-23 Paul’s Team: Timothy, Tertius and Gaius
16:24 Our Lord’s Grace and Blessing
16:25-27 Doxology
16:25 Strength in the Mystery of the Gospel
16:26 Full Revelation of the Hebrew Scripture’s Essence
16:27 The Only Wise God of Our Lord Jesus
Map of Europe at the Time of the Reformation
Timeline of the Reformation
Biographical Sketches of Reformation-era figures and -
and -
Sources for Biographical Sketches
Bibliography
Author and Writings Index
Subject Index
Scripture Index
Notes
Praise for the Reformation Commentary on Scripture
Reformation Commentary on Scripture Board of Advisers
Series Editors
Volume Editors
Reformation Commentary on Scripture
Анотація:
Writing to the early Christians in Rome, the apostle Paul said, "Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect" (Rom 12:2 ESV). Perhaps more than any other New Testament epistle, Paul's letter to the Romans has been the focus of Christian reflection throughout the church's history, transforming the minds and convicting the hearts of believers. Sixteenth-century reformer Martin Luther reflected the church's longstanding emphasis on this portion of the canon: "Let the Epistle to the Romans be the door and the key to holy Scripture for you; otherwise you will never enter into a proper understanding and comprehension of the Bible." In this volume of the Reformation Commentary on Scripture, Philip Krey and Peter Krey guide readers with care through a diversity of Reformation-era commentary on the second half of Paul's letter to the Roman church. Among the difficult issues addressed by Paul and commented on by early modern exegetes were the predestination of God's elect, the destiny of Israel, the role of Gentiles in salvation history, the ethical demands of the Christian life, and the Christian's relationship to the state. Here, readers will encounter familiar voices and discover lesser-known figures from a variety of theological traditions, including Lutherans, Reformed, Radicals, Anglicans, and Roman Catholics. The volume draws on a variety of resources, including commentaries, sermons, treatises, and confessions, much of which appears here for the first time in English. Gathering together these Reformation-era reflections, it provides resources for contemporary preachers, enables scholars to better understand the depth and breadth of Reformation biblical commentary and aids the ongoing transformation of the minds―and lives―of people today.