Romans Chapter 8 verse 28 Holy Bible

Romans 8 : 28 Bible Verse Songs

• Not Lucky I am Loved by
• God is For Me by +
• Today is My Day by
• Intentional by
• All Things Are Working Out by
• Hope In Front of Me by
• Defender by
• Heroes by
• How Could I Be Silent by
• All Things by
• The Best Is Yet To Come by
• All Things Right by
• Love Theory by
• Center Of It by
• Broken Hallelujah by
• For My Good by +
• Never Let Me Go by
• More Than Anything by
• When Life Is Good Again by
• Lord I Trust You by
• See A Victory by
• Battles by
• Joy by +
• God Of Breakthrough by
• Pray by
• Do I Trust You by
• House of Miracles by
• It Will All Work Out by
• Be Alright by +
• Carry Me by
• All Things by
• Recover by
• I Trust You by
• Gracefully Broken by
• Benediction by
• God WIll Work it Out by + +
• For The Good by
• Be Alright by + +
• Always Good by
• Good Good Father by
• Your Love Never Fails by
• Working For Your Good by

Pulpit Commentary

Pulpit CommentaryVerse 28. - And we know that to them that love God all things work together for good, to them that are called according to his purpose. A still further reason for endurance. Not only do these inspired groanings strengthen our hope of deliverance; nay, also we know (whether from God's Word, or inspired conviction, or experience of their effects) that these very trials that seem to hinder us are so overruled as to further the consummation to them that love God (cf. above, Romans 5:3, etc.); and at the end of the verse there is added, as introducing a still further ground of assurance, τοῖς κατὰ πρόθεσιν κλητοῖς; the significance of which expression is shown in the following versos, which carry out the thought of it.

Ellicott's Commentary

Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers(28-30) These verses contain a third reason for the patience of the Christian. He knows that whatever happens, all things are really working together for good to him.(28) All things.--Persecution and suffering included.Work together.--Contribute.There is a rather remarkable reading here, found in the Vatican and Alexandrian MSS., and in Origen, inserting "God" as the subject of the verb, and making "all things" the object. "God works all things with," or "co-operates in all things." This reading is very early, if not original.To them who are the called.--Further description of those "who love God." They have also, as in His eternal counsels He had designed it should be, obeyed the call given to them in the preaching of the gospel, and definitely enrolled themselves in the kingdom of the Messiah.