Colin G. Kruse is senior lecturer in New Testament at Melbourne School of Theology, Australia. His other books include the Tyndale New Testament Commentary volumes on John and 2 Corinthians and the Pillar New Testament Commentary volume on the letters of
Douglas Moo-- Wheaton College
"Among the many commentaries available on Romans today, Colin
Kruse's Pillar volume stands out for its combination of academic
depth and accessibility." Craig Blomberg
-- Denver Seminary
"The Pillar New Testament Commentary is the finest up-to-date,
mid-range commentary series on the market today. Kruse's volume
maintains this high standard, meriting wide usage and a warm
reception. Of particular help are numerous short additional notes
on key exegetical and theological topics raised by specific
passages." Paul W. Barnett
-- Moore Theological College
"Kruse's Romans will take its place among the best of the best
English commentaries on Paul's magisterial epistle." Steve
Walton
-- London School of Theology
"Leads readers through the depths of Paul's central letter lucidly,
clearly, and readably. This accessible commentary will be greatly
helpful to students, pastors, and teachers." Brendan Byrne S.J.
-- Jesuit Theological College
"Imbued with reverence for the Word and the theological depth
characteristic of the evangelical tradition, Kruse's Romans is
noteworthy for the consideration and respect it accords to the
widest possible range of interpretations, from the patristic era to
the present day." James R. Edwards
-- Whitworth University
"Kruse's comprehensive commentary on Paul's supreme theological
achievement is an anchor contribution to Pauline studies." David
Instone-Brewer
-- Tyndale House, Cambridge
"A wonderfully erudite and deceptively easy commentary that dodges
none of the problems and deals with all the important issues."
Criswell Theological Review
"Any serious student of Romans must certainly have this volume. . .
. I highly recommend this to any student or scholar who has a
passing knowledge of Greek, a thirst for knowledge about Romans,
and to those wanting to read a commentary committed to the
text."
Journal of the Grace Evangelical Society
"One of the top commentaries on Romans. I highly recommend it."
Themelios
"A lucid and learned work." Bibliotheca Sacra
"A helpful and informative commentary." Journal for the Study of
the New Testament
"A very accessible and clear addition to the Pillar series."
Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society
"Makes a handy, up-to-date reference source for busy clergy and a
sound guide to students. . . . It wins a hearty recommendation."
Reformed Theological Review
"A fine piece of evangelical scholarship on Paul's greatest letter,
one that we will always consult expectantly for its exegetical and
scholarly qualities, whenever Romans is in our hands." Bible Study
Magazine
"This commentary is scholarly yet accessible, and it interacts with
the latest scholarship relating to Romans. . . . Its clear
organization and accessible style make it well suited for teachers,
pastors, and students." Trinity
"A helpful resource for the targeted audience of serious pastors
and teachers as they wrestle with the meaning and application of
Paul's longest and most detailed letter."
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