Commentary on Romans Volume One is the first book in the three-volume set. These paperbacks are affordable. The author, Carl Olof Rosenius, wrote periodically in newsletters. A brief description of Carl's life and ministry is contained in the book. The book has 374 pages and covers chapters 1-5 of the bible. 
 
Romans has the clear answers to how can free will and sin co-exist. Volume one lays the foundation clearly for all who have been hearing the Lord speak to their soul with urges and whispers what if God does exist? When I die, what happens if it's true. The Lord called out of the darkness with promptings of the Holy Spirit to show you all truths. Chapters 1-5 have answers for you to help you see what God has longed for you to know.
 
 
Would reading Romans one help to settle your faith on the foundation of God's will? If you had feared where you go when you die, or is there's life after death, or maybe your conscience no longer tells you what God's will is? This book, which opens mercy, gives you clarity and truth according to the work of Jesus Christ. Who was sent by the Heavenly Father, clarified to you by the Holy Spirit, which evidences you've experienced in your soul.
 
Beautiful, high-gloss cover that will be a great addition to your library.  It was made to order for the new believer, the long-time churchgoer, the honest doubter, the burned-out performer, the doctrine-hungry student, the person in suffering, or the evangelist or teacher. You might find that God has called you through Romans as it is often these very chapters that have convinced many to believe.
 
Commentary on Romans, book one will move you from a vague sense of the gospel, why it redeems, and what it truly guarantees. As you grow, anxiety and uncertainty will lessen when justification becomes real. Your faith is laid in the only true foundation of Jesus Christ.
 
Receiving grace from God through the promptings of the Holy Spirit will strengthen your love of the truth and bear fruit in your relationships. Hope is formed as you understand that the hardships and struggles you go through are meant to help you, not to harm you.
 
Romans one is an excellent book for teachers to help others understand the truth of the Gospel. It can help believers solidify their faith grounded on the only true foundation, Jesus Christ.
 
The following is a synopsis of what's in each chapter:
 
Chapter One: Declaring the gospel as the power of God unto salvation and why it's needed. The certainty of the wrath of God on all who suppress the truth. Creation has proved humanity is without excuse.     
Chapter Two:  Moralists who nod along with those seekers in chapter one is confronted in chapter two. Judging others while doing the same thing condemns you by the same standards. Circumcision of the heart is needed here, not just outward changes.
Chapter three:  Religious and non-religious people are all stopped, and all are condemned; this hinges on the entire truth that all are under the law, all are condemned. Justification is freely given by grace in Jesus Christ.
Chapter four:  Apostle Paul anticipates objection, it isn't a new truth, Paul labors to show proof from Abraham—justified by faith—before any laws were given. David, too, speaks of the blessedness of the man to whom God creates righteousness. Faith righteousness is not new—it's the ancient and only way.
Chapter five: Here's what Paul unfolds in chapter five. People who are justified actually possess peace with God, access to grace, and hope that makes them not ashamed—the Spirit won't fail you. Faith is not the finish line—it's the doorway into a new existence.