An Intertextual Commentary on Romans, Volume 3: Romans 9:1-11:36

"In this third volume of An Intertextual Commentary on Romans, Channing Crisler continues his mammoth project of providing a close, careful, and comprehensive study of Paul's engagement with Scripture in his longest and most Scripture-soaked letter. Within Rom 9-11, scriptural echoes, allusions, and quotations are particularly thick on the ground, and Crisler offers insightful commentary on the way in which they function in Paul's argument." --David Starling, Morling College

"If there is any part of the New Testament that calls for a comprehensive commentary on its use of the Old Testament, it is surely Rom 9-11. Channing Crisler has now given us this gift. He makes a compelling case that Rom 9-11 represents the divine answer to Paul's lament over Israel's unbelief, an answer found in Scripture's promise that God will come and save his people." --Kevin W. McFadden, Cairn University