A Private Commentary on the Bible: Romans 9-16
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The Book of Romans is Paul's introduction of himself and his doctrine to the local church in Rome, Italy, which he planned to visit after his ca. AD 58 visit to Jerusalem. The book was written ca. AD 57–58 at Corinth, Achaia (Greece), at the end of Paul's third missionary journey, before Paul went to Jerusalem and was arrested.
In Romans chapters 9–16 Paul proves God has not rejected Israel, discusses doctrine and practice, and affirms the Christian's life is in Christ not in the world. The...






















