Romans Chapter 4 continues the Apostle Paul's explanation of salvation by faith, using Abraham as the greatest Old Testament example of justification apart from works. Paul demonstrates that Abraham was declared righteous because he believed God long before he was...
Romans Chapter 3 is one of the most foundational chapters in the Bible, revealing that every person stands guilty before God because of sin and that salvation comes only through faith in Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul explains that neither religious heritage nor good...
Romans Chapter 2 continues the Apostle Paul's explanation of humanity's need for God's righteousness. After exposing the sins of the Gentile world, Paul turns to those who believe themselves morally superior, especially the Jews, warning that God's judgment is...
Romans Chapter 1 serves as the opening of Paul's letter to the believers in Rome and introduces many of the major themes that will be developed throughout the book. Paul presents the Gospel as God's power for salvation and explains humanity's need for that salvation....
