In this meticulous study, Peter Montoro examines the homilies of St John Chrysostom on the Epistle to the Romans. By bridging the gap between historical homiletics and New Testament textual criticism, this volume offers a profound look at how one of the early church's greatest preachers interpreted Paul's most complex letter. Montoro carefully navigates the textual history surrounding these documents, providing researchers and theologians with a clearer picture of how these foundational texts were preserved and understood throughout the centuries. Whether you are conducting academic research or seeking a deeper historical context for your own study of Romans, this volume serves as an essential resource for engaging with the rich theological heritage of the early church fathers.