New TestamentEpistle
Romans
16Chapters
433Verses
33Notes
97Reflections
BOOK INTRODUCTION
Content for this section will be added before launch — a brief introduction to Romans, its themes, authorship, and place in the biblical canon.
ALL CHAPTERS16 chapters
1
15
Paul opens by identifying himself as an apostle set apart...
2
35
Having indicted the Gentiles, Paul now turns his rhetoric...
3
7
No one is righteous, not one (Psalm 14:3 and 53:3), Paul ...
4
33
Abraham becomes the prototype of justification by faith: ...
5
29
From faith's justification Paul moves to its fruits: peac...
6
12
Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound
7
15
Romans 7 opens with the marriage analogy to establish the...
8
27
There is now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus, f...
9
18
Paul expresses his great grief and unceasing anguish for ...
10
210
The tragedy of Romans 10 is Israel's zeal without knowled...
11
45
Has God rejected his people
12
613
Paul now pivots from doctrine to ethics, calling the Roma...
13
24
The Christian is called to submit to the governing author...
14
25
The strong and weak in faith must receive one another wit...
15
11
The strong bear with the failings of the weak and do not ...
16
28
Paul's closing is remarkable for its length and personal ...