Robert Govett on Romans

As a fellow of Worchester College, Oxford, he was quite well known for his intellectual gifts. Mr. Govette's writing can be characterized in three ways. The first is logic, he was unequalled in ordered and sustained argument, and in pursuing a point to its rational conclusion. Secondly, he endeavored to keep a fresh approach to Scriptures; not always agreeing with the ordinary doctrines of the Post-Reformation Protestantism. A third characteristic is the ordered arrangement of his teaching. He was a systematic theologian in every aspect of teaching God's Word. He endeavored to be clear and concise in his writings so that the most uneducated of men could understand God's Word.