Matthew Poole and continuators on Romans 4:25

25. Who was delivered r for our offences , and was raised again for our justification .

i. e. for the expiating of them. Isa. 53.10.

Not that his death had no hand in our justification. vid. Rom. 3.24. but because our justification which was begun in his Death, was perfected in his Resurection. Christ did meritoriously work our justification and salvation by his Death and Passion, but the efficacy and perfection thereof with respect to us, dependeth on his Resurrection. By his Death he paid our debt, in his Resurrection he received our acquittance, Isa. 53.8. when he was discharged, we in him, & together with him received our discharge from the guilt and punishment of all our sins. This one verse is an abridgment of the whole Gospel.

He saith delivered rather than Crucified, to lead us by the hand to the first cause thereof, the determinate councel of the Blessed Trinity, vid. Act. 2.23. and 4.27.28. Rom. 8.32.