Romans Unlocked

Description

Rene A. Lopez takes the reader through the door of understanding and addresses key questions such as…

• What does salvation mean in Romans?
• How can one have eternal life?
• How should Christians live?
• Can a Christian experience God’s wrath?
• Does God predestine people?

What Leaders are saying…

Written for the everyday person, this commentary will help you unearth and understand the deep truths of the book of Romans.
Anthony T. Evans, Th.D.
Senior Pastor Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship

Lopez gives fresh, and sometimes challenging, insights and ideas on almost every page. Few of us need another commentary on Romans in our library, but a stimulating one is hard to find.
Gary G. Cohen, Th.D., Litt.D.
Professor of Biblical Studies, Trinity International University

Lopez’s work is a must have for those wanting a balanced commentary that adheres to context without undue influence from a theological system.
George E. Meisinger, D.Min.
President, Chafer Theological Seminary

A serious layman will profit greatly by studying the Epistle to the Romans under the authorxs guidance of this volume. It is highly recommended as the basis for an in depth study.
J. Dwight Pentecost, Th.D.,
Distinguished Professor emeritus in Bible Exposition
Dallas Theological Seminary

Rene Lopez has produced a much needed and wonderfully written commentary on this key book of the New Testament.…I heartily recommend this new work.
Joseph C. Dillow, Ph.D.
President, Biblical Education by Extension

This new work is biblically and exegetically sound.
Stephen R. Lewis, Ph.D., President
Rocky Mountain Bible College & Seminary

This concise commentary on the book of Romans will prove to be a helpful tool for pastors and any serious student of Scripture.
Ed Glasscock, Th.D.
Assoc. Professor of Greek and New Testament & acting Director for Post-Graduate Studies
Central Baptist Theological Seminary

Rene Lopez has introduced and validated some viewpoints that have been overlooked by recent commentary literature that will challenge the reader to make some theological decisions. This is a book that every serious student of the Bible needs to have in their library.
Fred Chay , Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Theology & Director of Doctoral Studies
Phoenix Seminary