Righteous
by Faith Alone
by Herman Hoeksema
A Devotional
Commentary on Romans
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At the height of his powers as an interpreter of the Word of God in the
late 1930s, Reformed theologian Herman Hoeksema preached a series of
ninety-seven sermons covering the entire book of Romans. The transcription
of them by a member of his congregation was recently made available to the
RFPA for publication. The outstanding worth of this new work is its fresh,
bold, penetrating, and utterly faithful exposition of the book of the
Bible that the Reformation rightly regarded as the summa of the gospel of
salvation by grace alone. Hoeksema called Romans “one of the richest and
most beautiful parts of the Word of God. ”In addition to abundant natural
abilities, wide-reading, and disciplined theological study over many
years, Hoeksema shared the zeal of the apostle Paul for the glory of the
triune God in His sovereignty. This emboldened him to proclaim faithfully what Paul said, particularly on predestination. This exposition is
addressed not to the scholars, but to the very same audience for whom the
apostle wrote the epistle: the “beloved of God, called to be saints."
"The
clarity of language, the simplicity of explanation, the warmth of
teaching, the sharpness of application, and the homeliness of illustration
make this book truly a devotional commentary on Romans"—David J.
Engelsma, editor.
Click
here to read a chapter of this book in Portuguese.
Click
here to read chapters of this book in Italian.

Dr.
William Hendriksen: "[Hoeksema's] preaching was forceful, well
organised, thematic exegetical and generally inspiring ..."
"In
this book the .. reader will be edified, for he is constantly shown his
own worthlessness, and the worth of Christ's perfect righteousness imputed
to him; he will be challenged because Hoeksema was a profound and original
preacher; and the reader will always be driven back to God and the
Scriptures. The present reviewer has used this commentary as a devotional
aid in studying Romans, and it is one of the best he has used. Averaging
six pages per sermon—[it is suitable] even for the time pressed worker.
If you want to know why the likes of Prof. Cornelius Van Til would make
his way to hear Hoeksema preach, then you should get this book ... I
cannot recommend it highly enough" (English Churchman).
"Handling
the deepest doctrines with a sure and sanctified hand, afraid of no
difficulties, Hoeksema had also the common touch in making his exposition
easy, lucid, and very readable indeed ... Christians 'in the pew' will
find themselves frequently turning to it to refresh their soul, be
challenged, and find encouragement. Like all the publications of the RFPA
this book is excellently produced, and good value for money. Those who
invest in a copy will, I believe, come to treasure it as a choice blessing
from the Lord" (British Church Newspaper).
"In
the opinion of this reviewer, Herman Hoeksema, a contemporary of Dr.
Martyn Lloyd-Jones was the best expositor of the twentieth century ... His
grasp of Paul's inspired thinking is as though he had been a personal
friend of the Apostle ... The essence of Scripture is what Hoeksema is all
about ... He demonstrates the irrefutable substance of Paul's reasoning.
he does so with warmth, challenging his hearers, with profound depth yet
in language we all understand. There is nothing dryly theological in this
exposition. The messages are from a heart to hearts. It is stirring
reading because it follows the author closely—alive with
Scriptural application ... the personal benefits from this exposition a5re
a fine gold. Procure it!" (New Focus).
"The
material in this book constitutes the best combination of theology and
devotional reading that I have come across for a long time ... This book
is thoroughly recommended. I have read it every day at the close of my own
devotions for the past eight months, with great benefit and thankfulness
to God" (Evangelical Times).

“Yesterday,
I received the superb Righteous By Faith Alone, and have already
been blessed by the first two sermons. Could you please convey my
thanks to the dear young people of the PR churches who have subsidised
the sale of it here.”
“Thank
you for apprising me of the availability of the long awaited volume [Righteous
By Faith Alone]. Within minutes of the arrival of your email I
placed an order ...”
“Just
letting you know that I find Herman Hoeksema on Romans excellent. Highly
recommended, very edifying! Every blessing.”
“At
last! A book I have been waiting for. Please mail me a copy of the
latest offering from Herman Hoeksema. I am grateful to Rev. Stewart for
letting me know. Am enjoying his CR News.”
"Hoeksema
on Romans continues to be a real blessing to me" - Wales
“Please
send me one Righteous By Faith Alone, and bill me for it. [A
friend] couldn't commend it more highly.”
“I
e-mailed [a friend] and told him to do anything, even if it meant
trading in the wife, and get Hoeksema on Romans. He told me he had
ordered it.”
“Purchased
Righteous By Faith Alone from you earlier in the month and
managed to read the first 153 pages thereof over the past few days. Very
profitable indeed (!) and I look forward to the remaining pages. I
remember hearing it said that 'we read to know that we are not alone.' A
book such as the aforementioned (the first 153 pages at least) would
illustrate this point well in my own experience and circumstance.”
“You
know how that the faces of small boys are apt to glow when they receive
something they really want. Well, something akin to this influences me
now as I hold in my hand this beautifully 'packaged' volume of sermons, Righteousness
by Faith Alone, by ‘Harm’ Hoeksema. I anticipate being
seriously incommunicado, tucked up with this volume by the fireside. I
dipped into it and read the first paragraph of chapter 1—oh yes,
vintage Hoeksema, the same clarity, force of truth, depth of
understanding, expressed in plain language which has endeared me to all
his material. He was a giant of a man spiritually.”