In this second volume of his commentary on the Epistle to the Romans, Samuel Bénétreau studies chapters 9 through 16, continuing his exploration of the great truths of the Christian faith and their implications for the believer's life.
The author delves into the questions of God's sovereignty, mercy, and faithfulness toward Israel, addressed in chapters 9 to 11. He then examines, in chapters 12 to 15, how the Christian is called to live out their faith concretely, in service to God, the Church, and society. The commentary concludes with a study of the greetings and the doxology of chapter 16.
A reference work for deepening one's understanding of the final chapters of Romans, combining exegetical rigor, theological richness, and reflection on the practical application of the Christian faith.
About the author: Samuel Bénétreau was a professor of New Testament and vice-dean of the Faculté libre de théologie évangélique in Vaux-sur-Seine. He is the author of several biblical commentaries.