Clinton David Hamilton

A very long commentary on Romans, thorough in some aspects, rather lacking in many others.

The author thoroughly documents the Greek words within the text of Romans and their use. Most often definitions from Thayer's and BADG are supplied. When it comes to comments on the text, it is interpreted on a basic level, and there is often discussion of issues that arise based on the commentators whom the author has considered.

Appendices go into further detail about the Biblical heart, justifying belief, the work of the Holy Spirit, and the NT ekklesia. The author does not seem as "Word only" with the Spirit as some others in the Truth series.

There is much that is good here, especially on the lexical end, but do not be deceived into thinking that longer = more substantive and greater in depth in interpretation, otherwise you will be quite disappointed.… (mehr)