Publications

Editorial: Reflecting on our Christian Responsibility to the State

Stephen J. Wellum

From the House of Jacob to the Iowa Caucuses: The Future of Israel in Contemporary Evangelical Political Ethics

Russell D. Moore

Christian Engagement in Secular Society: Politics, the Gospel, and Moral Influence

Kenneth Magnuson

Justice, Anselm, and the Western Tradition

Peter Judson Richards

A Free Church in a Free State

Mark Coppenger

The Church Militant and Her Warfare: We Are Not Another Interest Group

James Hamilton

Being Salt and Light in an Unsavory and Dark Age: The Christian and Politics

Richard Land and Barrett Duke

The SBJT Forum: Christian Responsibility in the Public Square

D. A. Carson, Mark Coppenger, Joel R. Beeke, and Pierre Constant

Book Reviews (Winter 2007)

Southern Seminary

Table of Contents (Fall 2007)

Southern Seminary

Editorial: Learning from the Epistle to the Romans

Stephen J. Wellum

The Setting of Romans in the Ministry of Paul

John Polhill

Is Romans Really the Greatest Letter Ever Written?

Benjamin L. Merkle

“They Exchanged the Glory of God for the Likeness of an Image”: Idolatrous Adam and Israel as Representatives in Paul’s Letter to the Romans

A. B. Caneday

The Theology of Romans in Future Tense

Robert W. Yarbrough

Paul’s Universalizing Hermeneutic in Romans

Douglas Moo

The Gospel as the Revelation of Mystery: The Witness of the Scriptures to Christ in Romans

Mark A. Seifrid

Sermon: Loving One Another Fulfi lls the Law: Romans 13:8-10

Thomas R. Schreiner