To whom is Paul speaking in Romans 2.17?
"But if you call yourself a Jew..."
Every one of the listed 15 commentaries (we stopped looking after 15) as well as prominent theologians such as Sanders and Dunn, assume that Paul is speaking to Jews in general. However, he wrote the letter to believers at Rome. Could they ALL be wrong? In this teaching on Romans, excerpted from the Tzemach Institute, Ken Garrison provides a pastor's perspective on Paul's letter and maintains that Paul is addressing Jewish believers, not Jews in general, as he focuses on unity in the body of Messiah.
The commentaries include:
- The Bible Knowledge Commentary (II, p447)
- Wuest’s Word Studies in the Greek New Testament
- The Bible Exposition Commentary
- The Bible Reader's Companion (p738)
- Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
- Matthew Henry Commentary
- The New American Commentary: Romans (p98)
- The New Bible Commentary
- The Outline Bible
- The Pulpit Commentary: Romans (p55)
- The Teacher's Commentary (p811)
- Tyndale Concise Bible Commentary (p530)
- Wiersbe's Expository Outlines on the New Testament (p367)
- Willmington's Bible Handbook (p667)
- Word Pictures in the New Testament
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