Lordship Salvation Exegetical Commentary on the book of

Commentary on the book of Romans

Paul spends a great deal of space defending his apostleship

Have things changed much

A question is asked for each chapter of the Bible which requires that the chapter be read in order to answer the question

Lordship Salvation Exegetical Commentary on the book ofFor the past few decades, a doctrine has arisen which states that in order for a person to be saved, certain works must be present in their lives. At best, this doctrine is a throwback to the Gospel of the Kingdom which was preached to Israel at the time of Christ. At its worst, the Lordship doctrine is a reversion to salvation by works. In this book, Joel W. Finck clearly distinguishes between the gospel of the kingdom for Israel and the gospel of