The Book of Romans

The universal sinfulness of humanity and God's wrath revealed against all unrighteousness.

God's impartial judgment extends to both Jews and Gentiles, particularly those who judge others while practicing...

All humanity, Jew and Gentile alike, is under sin and justified by grace through faith in Jesus Christ.

Justification is by faith apart from works, as demonstrated by Abraham and David.

Having been justified by faith, we have peace with God and access to His grace, and we rejoice in hope of His glory; ...

Being united with Christ in His death and resurrection, believers are dead to sin and alive to God, and should not le...

Believers are no longer under the law but have died to it, yet the law reveals sin and stirs up sinful passions; the ...

Life in the Spirit frees believers from condemnation, empowers them to overcome sin, assures them of adoption as God&...

God's sovereign election is the foundation of salvation history, and while it may seem unjust, God has the right...

Salvation is attained through faith in Jesus Christ, not through adherence to the law, and this message of salvation ...

God's election is steadfast; Israel's rejection of Christ is temporary, and salvation is available to Genti...

This chapter provides practical instructions for Christian living, emphasizing love, humility, service, and peace wit...

This chapter instructs believers to submit to governing authorities, emphasizing that these authorities are establish...

Believers should not judge one another over disputable matters of conscience, but pursue peace and edification, under...

Strong believers should bear the weaknesses of the weak and seek to please their neighbors for their good and edifica...

Paul commends Phoebe and greets various individuals in the church at Rome, warning against those who cause divisions ...