The Project Gutenberg E-text of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans (Vol. II)
by Charles Gore
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About this eBook
- Author
- Gore, Charles, 1853-1932
- Title
- St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans: A Practical Exposition. Vol. II
- Credits
- Produced by Al Haines
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- BS: Philosophy, Psychology, Religion: Christianity: The Bible, Old and New Testament
- Subject
- Bible. Romans -- Commentaries
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 32674
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/32674
- Release Date
- June 3, 2010
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans
- 2.A Practical Exposition — BY CHARLES GORE, M.A., D.D. — VOL. II (CHAPTERS IX-XVI) — NEW IMPRESSION — LONDON JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE STREET 1901 — PREFACE
- 3.TABLE OF CONTENTS — THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS.
- 4.THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS — DIVISION IV. CHAPTERS IX-XI. — The theodicy or justification of God for His dealings with the Jews. — DIVISION IV. § 1. CHAPTER IX. 1-13. — The present rejection of Israelites no breach of a divine promise. — DIVISION IV. § 2. CHAPTER IX. 14-29. — God's liberty in showing mercy and judgement always retained and asserted. — DIVISION IV. § 3. CHAPTER IX. 30-X. 21. — Lack of faith the reason of Israel's rejection. — DIVISION IV. § 4. CHAPTER XI. 1-12. — God's judgement on Israel neither universal nor final. — DIVISION IV. § 5[ 1 ]. CHAPTER XI. 13-36. — God's present purpose for the Jews through the Gentiles: and so for all humanity. — Retrospect over the argument — DIVISION V. CHAPTERS XII-XV. 13. — Practical Exhortation. — DIVISION V. § i. CHAPTER XII. 1-2. — Self-surrender in response to God. — DIVISION V. § 2. CHAPTER XII. 3-21. — The community spirit. — DIVISION V. § 3. CHAPTER XIII. 1-7. — The Christians and the imperial power. — DIVISION V. § 4. CHAPTER XIII. 8-10. — The summary debt. — DIVISION V. § 5. CHAPTER XIII. 11-14. — The approach of the day. — DIVISION V. § 6. CHAPTER XIV. 1-23. — Mutual toleration. — DIVISION V. § 7. CHAPTER XV. 1-13. — Unselfish forbearance and inclusiveness. — DIVISION VI. CHAPTERS XV. 14-XVI. 27. — Conclusion. — DIVISION VI. § 1. CHAPTER XV. 14-33. — His excuse for writing and his hope of coming. — DIVISION VI. § 2. CHAPTER XVI. 1-2. — A commendation. — DIVISION VI. § 3. CHAPTER XVI. 3-16. — Personal greetings. — DIVISION VI. § 4. CHAPTER XVI. 17-20. — Final warning. — DIVISION VI. § 5. CHAPTER XVI. 21-23. — Salutations from St. Paul's companions. — DIVISION VI. § 6. CHAPTER XVI. 25-27. — Final Doxology.
- 5.APPENDED NOTES — NOTE A. See vol. i. p. 59. — THE MEANINGS OF THE WORD 'FAITH.' — NOTE B. See vol. i. p. 103. — THE USE OF THE WORD 'CONSCIENCE.' — NOTE C. See vol. i. p. 129. — RECENT REACTIONS FROM THE TEACHING ABOUT HELL. — NOTE D. See vol. i. pp. 143 ff. — DIFFICULTIES ABOUT THE DOCTRINE OF THE ATONEMENT. — NOTE E. See vol. i. p. 196. — EVOLUTION AND THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF THE FALL. — NOTE F. See vol. i. p. 215. — BAPTISM BY IMMERSION AND BY AFFUSION. — NOTE G. See vol. ii. p. 136. — A PRAYER OF JEREMY TAYLOR. — NOTE H. See vol. ii. p. 147. — THE ORIGIN OF THE MAXIM—'IN NECESSARIIS UNITAS, ETC.' — NOTE I. See vol. ii. p. 179. — ST. AUGUSTINE'S TEACHING THAT 'THE CHURCH IS THE BODY OF CHRIST OFFERED IN THE EUCHARIST.' — A Series of Simple Expositions of Portions of the New Testament — BY THE — REV. CHARLES GORE. — IN CONTEMPLATION.
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