Arminian/Semi-Pelagian Romans Commentaries?

[KayJay]

Does anyone know where I can find Arminian commentaries on Romans? Are there any online? Did Arminius write commentaries?

I know most would say don't waste your time reading that stuff...well normally I wouldn't but since a friend of mine is going to possibly lead a study on Romans for the ladies at my church (reformed, independent) I thought it would be good not only to teach these women what reformed theology is - but also what it is not.

In other words, they may hear and learn about election and agree that Scripture teaches these things but they may be talking with a southern baptist friend and agree with their free will arguments as well (inconsistently of course).

 

[blhowes]

If you have e-sword, you can download John Wesley's commentary. That might be along the lines of what you're looking for. I think there's also another one (which I haven't downloaded) up there of one of somebody who studied under him - can't remember the name offhand.

If you don't have e-sword, you can download it for free at www.e-sword.net.

Bob

 

[Scot]

I've read posts by arminians that always quote Adam Clarke. I've never read any of his stuff but here's a link to his commentary.

http://www.godrules.net/library/clarke/clarke.htm

Scot

 

[blhowes]

[b:0ec7349633]Scot wrote:[/b:0ec7349633]
I've read posts by arminians that always quote Adam Clarke...

Ah ha. That's the name of the other guy whose name I couldn't remember.

 

[Scot]

I couldn't remember either. I had to do some searching.

Here's the forum where I see him quoted. If you want to know how arminians (wrongly) interpret scripture just look here.

http://www.eternalsecurity.us/forum/index.php

Beware: your blood pressure will skyrocket! :flaming:

 

[SmokingFlax]

Adam Clarke...man, several years ago I intended to read through his commentaries but I didn't get much past Genesis 3 where somehow he came to the conclusion that the serpent in the garden couldn't possibly have been a serpent but must have been...

an orangutan!!!



Well, I'm not the greatest exegete but I just couldn't figure how that interpretation would square with Rev. 12:9 "So the great chimpanzee was cast out, that monkee of old, called the Devil and Satan..."

 

[Scot]

the serpent in the garden couldn't possibly have been a serpent but must have been...


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an orangutan!!!
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[SteelYankee]

Adrian Rogers' work is classic!

Go to www.lwf.org (Love Worth Finding - you know, since EVERYBODY is seeking) and go to Bible Studies to look for "Foundations of the Faith." It is a three volume and his work on Romans 9 is stupefying. They really push the cassettes and CDs but you can get the printed study guides for $8 each ($24 for all three volumes).

I read part of the chapter nine "exegesis" and it is right out of one of his sermons that James White disected on Dividing Line.

 

[KayJay]

Hey thanks yall!!!

I will definitely be checking those out soon!!!

 

[brymaes]

[quote:ed20906c95][i:ed20906c95]Originally posted by SmokingFlax[/i:ed20906c95]
...I didn't get much past Genesis 3 where somehow he came to the conclusion that the serpent in the garden couldn't possibly have been a serpent but must have been...

an orangutan!!! [/quote:ed20906c95]

Hence Spurgeon's less-than-affectionate description of Clark: "An Arminian twister of the Word"