Notes on Romans [Hardback]

Notes on Romans by William Kelly
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A thorough exposition of the book of Romans.

Excerpt- “Bondman of Jesus Christ” is the boast of one who knew the true holy liberty of grace as perhaps no other heart was taught and enjoyed so well. This was a general designation and should be true, is true, of each Christian. But Paul next speaks of himself as a “called apostle.” Apostleship was not successional like a Jewish priest, nor elect of the assembly like the seven who cared for tables at Jerusalem: still less was it a question of self-assumption He was an apostle by calling as the saints were called. (Ver. 7.) No doubt, from his mother's womb Saul of Tarsus had been separated, as he was afterward called by God's grace. But here it appears to me that the separation was more distinctly “for God's gospel,” and therefore may refer rather to Acts 13:2. God's glad tidings is a precious truth, the direct and explicit contradiction of man's natural thought of Him who gives to all liberally and upbraids not. Doubtless this can only be in and through Christ; still it is God who loves, gives, sends: it is His gospel. What a blessed starting-point for the apostle! What an exhaustless fountain-head! But if this fullness of spontaneous and active love in God toward man be a truth ever new by reason of the constant prevalence of human thoughts even in the saints, it was no new thing to God. (Ver. 2.) It was late in the world's history when this gospel went forth; but He had promised it before through His prophets in holy writ—through the prophets who ever appear of old when all on man's part was hopeless. So one of the earliest that wrote prophecies said, “O Israel, thou hast destroyed thyself; but in me is thy help. I will be thy king; where is any other that may save thee?” So another, the last of them, wrote, “I am Jehovah, I change not; therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consumed.” Had the Jews, had the priests even, despised His name? “From the rising of the sun even unto the going down of the same, my name shall be great among the Gentiles.” Such is a sample of what He proclaimed beforehand through His prophets. Space would fail even to cite a small portion. What went before as far as this verse notices was God's promise (for the law is not yet touched on); His gospel is not promise but accomplishment. Before Christ and His work, it could not be more than promised. Now, whatever be the promises, in Him is the Yea and in Him the Amen.

Table of Contents

1. Romans 1:1-7, Notes on

2. Romans 1:8-16, Notes on

3. Romans 1:17, Notes on

4. Romans 1:18, Notes on

5. Romans 1:19-23, Notes on

6. Romans 1:24-32, Notes on

7. Romans 2:1-8, Notes on

8. Romans 2:9-16, Notes on

9. Romans 2:17-29, Notes on

10. Romans 3:1-20, Notes on

11. Romans 3:21-31, Notes on

12. Romans 4:1-11, Notes on

13. Romans 4:12-18, Notes on

14. Romans 4:19-25, Notes on

15. Romans 5:1-2, Notes on

16. Romans 5:3-5, Notes on

17. Romans 5:5-8, Notes on

18. Romans 5:9-10, Notes on

19. Romans 5:11, Notes on

20. Romans 5:12, Notes on

21. Romans 5:13-14, Notes on

22. Romans 5:15-17, Notes on

23. Romans 5:18-19, Notes on

24. Romans 5:20-21, Notes on

25. Romans 6:1-4, Notes on

26. Romans 6:5-11, Notes on

27. Notes on Roman 6:12-14

28. Romans 6:15-18, Notes on

29. Romans 6:19-23, Notes on

30. Romans 7:1-6, Notes on

31. Romans 7:7-13, Notes on

32. Romans 7:14-20, Notes on

33. Romans 7:21-25, Notes on

34. Romans 8:1, Notes on

35. Romans 8:2, Notes on

36. Romans 8:3-4, Notes on

37. Romans 8:5-8, Notes on

38. Romans 8:9, Notes on

39. Romans 8:10-11, Notes on

40. Romans 8:12-14, Notes on

41. Romans 8:15-17, Notes on

42. Romans 8:18-25, Notes on

43. Romans 8:26-27, Notes on

44. Romans 8:28-29, Notes on

45. Romans 8:31-39, Notes on

46. Romans 9:1-5, Notes on

47. Romans 9:6-13, Notes on

48. Romans 9:14-18, Notes on

49. Romans 9:19-21, Notes on

50. Romans 9:22-24, Notes on

51. Romans 9:25-26, Notes on

52. Romans 9:27-29, Notes on

53. Romans 9:30-33, Notes on

54. Romans 10:1-3, Notes on

55. Romans 10:4-9, Notes on

56. Romans 10:10-15, Notes on

57. Romans 10:16-21, Notes on

58. Romans 11:1-10, Notes on

59. Romans 11:11-24, Notes on

60. Romans 11:25-36, Notes on

61. Romans 12:1-8, Notes on

62. Romans 12:9-21, Notes on

63. Romans 13, Notes on

64. Romans 14:1-12, Notes on

65. Romans 14:13-23, Notes on

66. Romans 15:1-13, Notes on

67. Romans 15:14-33, Notes on

68. Romans 16:1-16, Notes on

69. Romans 16:17-27, Notes on

 

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