Romans 3:20-4:25 : Atonement And Justification

17 Chapters

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Dr. Lloyd-Jones has long been well known for his detailed verse by verse exposition of passages of the Bible, and nowhere is this method seen to better advantage than in his treatment of the Epistle to the Romans. His series on this, possibly the grandest of all the Epistles, was first preached on Friday evenings at Westminster Chapel, London, from October 1955 to March 1968, and will go down in history as a spiritual landmark of the mid-twentieth century.

Several volumes of these sermons are now planned by the publishers. This the first volume to appear covers Chapter 3, verse 20 to the end of Chapter 4. In it the preacher moves step by step through the massive reasoning of the Apostle Paul on atonement and justification, yet the detail of the exposition does not stand in the way of a clear view of the whole, and the reader is constantly shown how every section fits into the theme of God’s complete plan of salvation.

The Epistle to the Romans has a deep significance for the present day, and the sermon form with its direct address to the listener makes each exposition both clear and gripping.