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The works of this heretic are without peer in their Greek, history, and application. Barclay just did not accept orthodoxy, see his "The Apostiles Creed," for the depth of his heresy. An excellent preaching resource. (

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In The Letter to the Romans, noted Scottish Bible interpreter William Barclay follows the formula of The Daily Study Bible by first giving the text for the day's study in his own translation, followed by two or three pages of commentary.

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