Short Notes on St. Paul's Epistles to the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, and Philippians

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These Notes are intended for the use of students commencing the study of the Greek of St. Paul's Epistles, especially in connexion with the examinations in the Divinity School in the University of Dublin. For the majority of such students the larger commentaries are out of the question. What they need, first of all, is to be helped to see what the apostle actually says. I have therefore, for the most part, confined myself to the explanation of the words and the logical connexion, and, except in a few cases where differences of interpretation were of some importance, I have given only the interpretation that approves itself to my own mind.
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