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Romans 1-8
Romans 1-8
Romans 1-8
Semi-technical
Evangelical
Reformed

The Epistle to the Romans

in New International Commentary on the New Testament

by John Murray

4.97 Rank Score: 5.51 from 3 reviews, 1 featured collections, and 7 user libraries
Romans 1-8
WorldCat Google Logos Bible Software
Publisher Eerdmans
Published 1959
Romans 9–16
WorldCat Google Logos Bible Software
Publisher Eerdmans
Published 1965
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Tim Challies Tim Challies April 29, 2013
Murray’s renowned commentary was part of the NICNT series until it was replaced by Moo’s volume. However, it is still sold as a standalone volume and remains a must-have for the serious student of Romans. Because of its age it will not interact with some of today’s challenges (such as the new perspective) but it is nevertheless an important resource. [Full Review]
Tim Challies Tim Challies April 29, 2013
Murray’s renowned commentary was part of the NICNT series until it was replaced by Moo’s volume. However, it is still sold as a standalone volume and remains a must-have for the serious student of Romans. Because of its age it will not interact with some of today’s challenges (such as the new perspective) but it is nevertheless an important resource. [Full Review]
Derek W. H. Thomas Derek W. H. Thomas September 20, 2008
Though replaced by Moo, this ranks as one of the finest Reformed commentaries ever written. Murray was a master exegete and brilliant systematician. Every shelf should have a copy of this commentary.