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In this third volume of An Intertextual Commentary on Romans, Channing Crisler continues his mammoth project of providing a close, careful, and comprehensive study of Paul's engagement with Scripture in his longest and most Scripture-soaked letter. Within Rom 9-11, scriptural echoes, allusions, and quotations are particularly thick on the ground, and Crisler offers insightful commentary on the way in which they function in Paul's argument. --David Starling, Morling College If there is any part of the New Testament that calls for a comprehensive commentary on its use of the Old Testament, it is surely Rom 9-11. Channing Crisler has now given us this gift. He makes a compelling case that Rom 9-11 represents the divine answer to Paul's lament over Israel's unbelief, an answer found in Scripture's promise that God will come and save his people. --Kevin W. McFadden, Cairn University

In this third volume of An Intertextual Commentary on Romans, Channing Crisler continues his mammoth project of providing a close, careful, and comprehensive study of Paul's engagement with Scripture in his longest and most Scripture-soaked letter. Within Rom 9-11, scriptural echoes, allusions, and quotations are particularly thick on the ground, and Crisler offers insightful commentary on the way in which they function in Paul's argument. --David Starling, Morling College If there is any part of the New Testament that calls for a comprehensive commentary on its use of the Old Testament, it is surely Rom 9-11. Channing Crisler has now given us this gift. He makes a compelling case that Rom 9-11 represents the divine answer to Paul's lament over Israel's unbelief, an answer found in Scripture's promise that God will come and save his people. --Kevin W. McFadden, Cairn University

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Channing L. Crisler is Associate Professor of New Testament at Anderson University, South Carolina. He is the author of Reading Romans as Lament (2016) and Echoes of Lament and the Christology of Luke (2020).

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