"No religion is stronger than its god, and in the case of Christianity, no Christians have ever been stronger than their knowledge of the true God and their desire to obey and glorify him."

No document more fully manifests God than Romans. 9-11. So, for nearly two years James Montgomery Boice's weekly radio messages on "The Bible Study Hour" proclaimed those three chapters. Now this revealing inspection of the divine attributes and work is available

in book form.

God and History: Romans 9-11 is the third book in Boice's four-volume Romans: An Expositional Commentary. Volumes I and 2 focused on justification by faith and the reign of grace, respectively. Volume 3 follows Paul as he looks at a

world that sometimes seems out of control: "What in the world is God doing?" The apostle's answers to that question unveil God's sovereignty in his dealings with Jews, Gentiles, and all

of creation. Subjects include:

"Heart Belief and Mouth Confession" (10:10) "The Outstretched Hands of God" (10:21)

"The Potter and the Clay" (9:19-21) "Two Kinds of Righteousness" (10:3) "A Future for God's Ancient People" (11:23-24) "God's Irrevocable Covenant" (11:27) "The Unsearchable Judgments of God" (11:33)

Romans: An Expositional Commentary provides a rich, stimulating study for pastors and teachers who want to share "the most powerful, transforming force in human history" with anyone who desires to experience it.