XII Simposio Bíblico Teológico Sudamericano. Carlos Olivares

Nichol., CBA, 6:373.

      24 “Paul’s purpose in writing thus stems from the immediate needs of the audience. The expression of his obligation toward them is particularly forceful in v. 15” (Reid, “A consideration”, 189).

      25 William Hendriksen, Comentario al Nuevo Testamento (Grand Rapids, MI: Libros Desafío, 2006), 65.

      26 Hendriksen, Comentario al Nuevo Testamento, 65-66.

      27 Daniel Rode, “El Todopoderoso conduce la misión de bendecir a todas las etnias de la tierra”, DavarLogos 8, n.º 2 (2009): 171.

      28 “Of particular importance for this study is Rom 1:11—12, which addressed the rhetorical exigence: ‘For I long to see you in order that I might impart some spiritual’... Contextually, v. 11 explains the motivation for Paul’s desire to visit Rome. Verse 12 further amplifies his intent. Paul explains that his purpose in visiting was to impart a spiritual blessing for the strengthening of the community” (Reid, “A consideration”, 189).