This page contains suggested resources for the exegesis of Romans. These are only suggestions, and there are many other options available through the library and its databases. Most online resources are available through Ministry Matters or the Internet Archive. Check out the guides linked in the Databases & Guides box to learn how to use these.
The Arrogance of Nations by 
Navigating Romans Through Cultures by 
Cross-Cultural Paul by 
From Rome to Beijing by 
Romans by 
Romans by 
Solving the Romans Debate by 
The Text of the New Testament by The library organizes materials by subject. You can view these subjects by clicking on any search result to open the full item record. To view items that share the same subject, use these links.
Paul for Everyone - Romans by 
Paul for Everyone - Romans by 
Romans by You can also find articles that relate to Romans using the Atla Religion Database. Watch this short tutorial to learn how to do this.
When searching for exegetical resources, these databases are great places to look. They contain full-text access to ebooks and journals. You may also want to check out the Biblical Exegesis Guide for more resources.
The Styberg Library has over 200 print commentaries on the book of Romans. Use the link below to explore the options. If you live more than 50 miles from the seminary or unable to visit when we are open, we can scan relevant sections if you submit a scan request.
