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Karns, David A.

 
9781986875363: Study Commentary on Romans: for Bible Students and Teachers

Synopsis

This revised Study Commentary on Romans is the result of studying Romans with ‘fresh eyes’ not encumbered by, or seeking proof for, any particular set of doctrines. That alone sets this commentary apart from many others. Rather, this commentary lets the Biblical text speak for itself – at times with surprising and exciting results! And by engaging the richness of the original Greek and the context in which Paul wrote, this book shows how passages often have a range of possible meanings, and how different translations or Bible versions are collections of choices others have made, many letting doctrine drive translation instead of the other way around. This book aims at the 'accessible' center of the very wide area between the purpose and minutia of an often ponderous academic commentary and a usually superficial and unchallenging Sunday school curriculum. Specifically, it aims to challenge Christians who may be well-versed in what the Bible says, but are lacking in its meanings beyond ‘school-approved’ formulas. But it also is designed to be useful for the teacher and serious Bible explorer. What did the author say, what did he mean then, and how is any of that relevant to Christians today? These are questions with which we all wrestle. This book does not seek to answer all of these questions for its readers and teachers, or make comment on every detail. The text is often clear enough that detailed treatment is simply unnecessary. Rather, this commentary seeks to facilitate serious Bible explorers in finding their own answers. As Romans 14.5 says, Let everyone be fully convinced in his own mind.

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À propos de l'auteur

David Karns studied ancient history and classical languages (Latin and Greek) as an undergraduate student at the University of Cincinnati. Then, he enjoyed a long and rewarding career as an Air Force officer, retiring as a Colonel in 2005, having received many awards including the Bronze Star and Air Medal. In 2013, he graduated with a Master of Divinity Degree from Cincinnati Christian University, being recognized as that year’s top graduate for Theology and Biblical Studies. He has served locally as a Bible teacher, started and taught men’s Bible studies, provided interim preaching, worked with at-risk teens, served as volunteer Chaplain with a hospice program, and has authored a variety of articles both professionally and on Christian theology and Biblical issues. Recently, he presented a paper entitled “Filtering Paul” at the 2016 Stone-Campbell Conference hosted by Johnson University, and has authored the Study Commentary on the New Testament Book of James, and Reflections on Christian Issues: in Essays and Other Forms. Most important, he has been married to Gail, a wonderful Christian woman for over 40 years, with whom he has four grown children and nine (so far) grandchildren. He knows how blessed he is!

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