2 Truth for Today Commentary *Romans 1-7, David Roper, *Galatians, Jack McKinney

Description: David L. Roper Romans 1-7 Truth for Today Commentary. Both books in excellent condition. Please see pictures. The book on Galatians has the following pages with certain paragraphs underlined by my late grandfather who was a preacher for over 50 years. (410-428, 431-433, 438-439). Part 1 of David Roper's doctrinal study on Romans provides an in-depth look at Paul's inspired teachings in Romans 1—7. The text explains that salvation comes by grace, not by personal merit or by law-keeping. Paul's epistle declares that all are sinners but presents Christ as the remedy for sin and its consequences. The text shows how one who submits to Christ's transforming gospel can overwhelmingly conquer temptation, sin, and even death. The good news of Romans is that God is ever working in the lives of those who follow the Spirit instead of the flesh. (470 Pages) Jack McKinney Truth for Today Commentary: Galatians. Paul's letter to the Christians in Galatia was designed to protect the young churches from the teachers who wanted the Gentiles to be circumcised in order to be saved. Honoring this demand would destroy their faith in Christ as their only means of salvation. The true significance of the gospel message is emphasized in this epistle of Paul. In Christ, all are saved equally. As brothers and sisters, we are to worship and serve together, without regard for dividing lines such as ethnicity and economic status. (452 Pages) David L. Roper PERSONAL: Born and raised in Oklahoma. Attended Abilene Christian University (BS in Bible, Practical Field; MS in Bible and Related Studies). Married to former Jo Tibbles. Three daughters, two sons-in-law, three grandsons, two granddaughters, and one granddaughter-in-law. CONGREGATIONS SERVED: Preached first full-length sermon at age 17. Began every-Sunday preaching at age 18. While in college preached for three small congregations in Oklahoma and Texas. Since graduating from A.C.U., preached for eight churches of Christ: Village, Oklahoma City: 1956-60. Westside, Muskogee, Oklahoma: 1960-67. Macquarie, Sydney, Australia: 1968-77. Eastside, Midwest City, Oklahoma: 1977-81. Brown Trail, Fort Worth, Texas: 1981-87. Central, Cleburne, Texas: 1987-1993. Judsonia, Arkansas: 1993 - 1996. Newcastle, Oklahoma: 2009 - 2012 Presently a Bible class teacher at Eastside church of Christ, Midwest City. SPECIAL PREACHING: Preached in gospel meetings in many U.S. states, Canada, and Australia. Has spoken and taught at A.C.U. lectureships, A.C.U. Bible teachers workshop, O.C.C. lectureship, Harding 13-in-1 workshop, and Michigan Christian College lectureship. In 1974, preached in England, Scotland, Italy, Switzerland, and Austria. In 1989, preached in Turkey. In 1991, preached in Japan. In 1994, 1996, and 1998, preached in Romania. In 1997, in Ukraine. MISSION WORK: A missionary in Australia for ten years. Worked with the Macquarie congregation in Sydney—and the Macquarie School of Preaching. Wrote book on the history of churches of Christ in Australia: Voices Crying in the Wilderness. WRITING: For fourteen years, associate editor for Truth for Today publication. Was a full-time writer for the publication. Helped develop a printed preacher school for overseas preachers and teachers. Best-known work is the tract "The Day Christ Came (Again)." Has authored over thirty other books and booklets. Has been a contributor to various gospel publications. Presently a free-lance writer, with special emphasis on writing for children. Has had over fifty stories, articles, and poems for children published in Highlights, High Five, Ladybug, Jack & Jill, and other publications. One eBook for boys and girls: Horsefly Hank and the Osage War Shield. One children’s picture book: The Old Man, the Old Woman, and the Little Red Hen. Has a website featuring his writing: “Out of My Mind” (macroper.com). Jack McKinney used his vast background in Greek to shape an extremely valuable commentary for Christians today.

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