Commentators have been at a loss for words to praise the worth of this chapter. Almost every sentence is filled with essential doctrine. A. T. Pierson wrote, “This eighth chapter of Romans is one of the mountaintops of the �New Testament. It is the grandest thing Paul ever wrote, and if he had w...
Commentators have been at a loss for words to praise the worth of this chapter. Almost every sentence is filled with essential doctrine. A. T. Pierson wrote, “This eighth chapter of Romans is one of the mountaintops of the �New Testament. It is the grandest thing Paul ever wrote, and if he had written nothing else, he has here given us a continent of thought, broad as the grace of God; and we might spend eternity in exploring it and still feel that we had touched but the borders of this wondrous theme.”