Epistle to the Romans
Epistle to the Romans
Romans Chapter 1
Ready to preach, and not ashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ; for it is the power of God to salvation
Romans Chapter 2
All are without excuse
Romans Chapter 3
All are guilty, not one righteous before God
Romans Chapter 4
God's righteousness shall be freely imputed to those who believe
Romans Chapter 5
Believers have peace with God; they are not under the tyranny of death; all through the work of One Man's obedience
Romans Chapter 6
How then should such justified believers live? Who do they obey?
Romans Chapter 7
The union of believers with Jesus Christ their Lord; their present battle with sin, and their final victory in deliverance
Romans Chapter 8
An uncondemnable and glorious life here, led by the Sprirt of God, and eternal glory to come - all firmly secured by God's eternal love in Jesus Christ
Romans Chapter 9
The burden for Israel, God's chosen nation of old ; vessels of wrath and vessels of mercy
Romans Chapter 10
The righteousnness which is by faith contrasted with that of the law; the urgent need for all to HEAR the Gospel
Romans Chapter 11
The depths of the riches of God's Wisdom and Knowledge, demonstrated in His eternal plan of mercy and salvation for all His people
Romans Chapter 12
The Christian life - in relation to God and His Church
Romans Chapter 13
The Christian life - in realtion to earthly Governments and Authorities
Roamns Chapter 14
The Christian life - in relation to varying opinions and practices among fellow-believers, in matters of indifference
Romans Chapter 15
For the Cause of the Gospel
Romans Chapter 16
Christian Salutations; Vital Admonitions; Conclusion & Doxology