Romanos 10
Theodoret of Cyrus · Comentário Patrístico (catena)
Romanos 10:2
Paul adds criticism to his praise, just as food sometimes contains a hook, so that they might derive some benefit from what he had to say. — INTERPRETATION OF THE LETTER TO THE ROMANS
Romanos 10:3
When Paul talks about the Jews' own righteousness he means their inappropriate way of keeping the law. For they were trying to keep something which was already out of date. — INTERPRETATION OF THE LETTER TO THE ROMANS
Romanos 10:6
These are the words not of Moses but of the God of all things, who was using Moses as his mouthpiece. — INTERPRETATION OF THE LETTER TO THE ROMANS