PastorLlew

I highly recommend Moo's commentary on the Letter to the Romans, the attention to detail and focus on all arguments relating to a verse or section of scripture added with his own take and reason for it gives an exceptionally good commentary on Romans. A must-have. However, on some more difficult chapters in Romans, I would have liked for Moo to do more Book Contextual analysis before doing Canononical Contextual analysis.

John E. Toews did a very good job along with Moo's commentary on Romans. I enjoyed the perspective of Toews on the reason why Paul wrote the letter to the Romans to address disunity in the church. The essays and contextual topics and explanations assists in understanding the text and the diatribe undertone.