Notes and Reflections on the Epistle to the Romans - CCS by Arthur Pridham and published by Classics.
The pages in this book are not presented to the reader as the result of new discoveries in Divine truth. On the other hand, the book will be found, in many respects, unlike a regular Commentary. The aim of the writer has been not so much a minute exegesis of the text of the Epistle to the Romans, as a general exposition of the Divine doctrine which it contains. Many passages have been passed over with but little notice; while others, more apparently serving as leading expressions of doctrine, have received a much fuller examination.
As these Notes are written with an object quite distinct from verbal criticism, it is but seldom, and never without reluctance, that quotations from the original text, or from foreign translations, have been introduced. Occasionally it has appeared desirable to do so, when our usually accurate Version has either been at fault, or has failed to exhibit precisely the just force of a passage or an expression. Such quotations, however, are confined to the notes at the foot of the page. The text is quite free from anything, it is believed, which could for a moment arrest the progress of the simplest reader, whose desire is toward the truth of God.
