This classic commentary series from one of the most creative and articulate expositors of the twentieth century is being reissued for a new generation.

Many are from my own personal experience and will not be found in the collections of other writers. Some, however, have been used in my books on various subjects. Others are now printed for the first time.

H A Ironside was born on 1876-10-14 in Toronto to John and Sophia (Stafford) Ironside, who were both active in the Plymouth Brethren.

This classic commentary series from one of the most creative and articulate expositors of the twentieth century is being reissued for a new generation.

This accounts for the different form in which this book appears to those on the other Gospels for which I have been responsible. I send the book out with the earnest prayer that it may prove helpful to many. —H. A. Ironside

All things are ours, and yet how little we appropriate! It is said in the prophecy of Obadiah that when the Lord returns and His kingdom is established, the people of Israel shall “possess their possessions.” This is a challenge to us.

If it please God, the addresses on that second letter will be published later. I hope my readers will not come to this book looking for a critical analysis of the Epistle. If so, they will be disappointed.

That the life story of this servant of Christ should be chronicled for others was inevitable, for there is so much in that life.

Unbelief finds difficulties where faith bows with adoring reverence.

The Epistle to the Romans is undoubtedly the most scientific statement of the divine plan for the redemption of mankind that God has been pleased to give us.