(4) For. . . .--These words of the Old Testament may rightly be taken as having a bearing upon us, "For," &c. Through patience and comfort of the scriptures--i.e., "by the patience and comfort which the Scriptures afford." The promises and consolations of Scripture support the Christian under his trials, and enable him to endure them not only patiently but cheerfully.. Paul's Use of the Old Testament in Romans 9.10-18. Brian Abasciano has already published a study of Rom 9:1-9 and plans to publish a concluding volume on 9:19-33. Hence, this work on Rom 9:10-18 is the second part of a three-volume work. This book consists of an intense analysis of Rom 9:10-18 informed by an intertextual exegesis of.

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