Romans (Greek-English Interlinear Paraphrase Study Notes)

Bridging the gap from text to interpretation

• Read the Greek and English of Romans in parallel
• Grasp the nuances of the Greek text, its translation, and its interpretation
• Encounter a fresh paraphrase of Romans and understand the choices behind it

In this Lexham Interpreter's Translation volume on Romans, Michael F. Bird gives readers the pieces to move easily between the letter’s Greek text and its interpretation. For each passage, Bird provides a Greek-English interlinear alongside his own interpretive paraphrase, with notes on historical background, Greek insights, and translation choices. 

Each volume in this series includes three versions of the text: the SBL Greek, a literal English translation, and a lively paraphrase that captures Paul’s meaning and rhetoric in modern English. The Lexham Interpreter’s Translation is an intuitive and comprehensive resource for all students of the Bible—regardless of their level of familiarity with biblical Greek.

“The good news is the power of God for the rescue of everyone who believes, first for the Jews and second for the Greeks. For in the good news, God’s plan to put the world to right is decisively revealed.” —Romans 1:16–17