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Paul states his cen­tral theme of Romans and of the Gospel itself in Romans 1:17 [show]Romans 1:17 [17]For in it the right­eous­ness of God is revealed from faith for faith, as it is writ­ten, “The right­eous shall live by faith.” (ESV)
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Romans: Paul Introduces Himself

On April 11, 2008 By

Paul starts out his let­ter to the church in Rome (Romans 1:1–18 [show]Romans 1:1–18 Paul, a ser­vant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apos­tle, set apart for the gospel of God, [2]which he promised before­hand through his prophets in the holy Scriptures, [3]concerning his […]

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Romans: An Intro

On April 4, 2008 By

The Letter to the Church in Rome — Romans — is the apos­tle Paul’s sig­na­ture writ­ing. It is as close to a sys­tem­atic the­ol­ogy as we get in the New Testament. Its cen­tral theme is right­eous­ness. God’s right­eous­ness which bestows right­eous­ness upon believ­ers stands in stark con­trast to the unright­eous­ness of the world. It is […]

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