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neilrcoulter's review
4.0
This first volume on Romans is a case of N. T. Wright having so much that he wants to say that he almost doesn’t have time to think of personal experiences to tell at the beginning of each section. And even with this epistle split into two volumes, and all this space dedicated to explicating Paul’s thinking, it’s still just scratching the surface. But I enjoy what’s here. Romans will always be a large, complex feast for us Christians to contemplate and learn from.
neilrcoulter's review against another edition
4.0
I know I'll return to this one again and again over the years, adding in other commentaries. Romans is so complex, this brief overview just barely covers the structure and main points—though what's here is really good. Always grateful for this commentary series by N. T. Wright.
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