"Michael Gorman is that rare scholar of eminent distinction who is willing to read the Pauline letters as Christian scripture. His approach is ecumenically sensitive, appealing to what Protestants and Catholics have in common. And his analysis retrieves the great themes for which he is justly famous: participation, cruciformity, transformation, and mission. Broadly accessible, this commentary will be useful (on the one hand) to scholars, teachers, and preachers, and (on the other) to interested lay readers." Scott Hahn, Franciscan University of Steubenville
"Michael Gorman's commentary on Romans is an accessible and enriching journey into Paul's most important letter. Gorman offers a forceful and compelling approach to the letter, full of great insights and details, in order to help pastors and students engage with Paul's most famous text. This is Gorman at his exegetical best." Michael F. Bird, Ridley College, Melbourne
"As expected from Michael Gorman, this commentary is theologically rich, as well as spiritually engaging and edifying. It is accessible and practical, yet well-informed. Aware of debates and addressing controversial issues, when necessary, Gorman remains characteristically generous and Christ-centered." Craig S. Keener, Asbury Theological Seminary
