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The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the ROMANS.
Jesus is seen as: Our Justifier
-Bible Study Info-WRITER. The Apostle Paul (Ro 1:1).

DATE. Romans, the sixth in chronological order of Paul's Epistles, was written from Corinth during the apostle's third visit to that city. 2Co 13:1 in A.D. 60. The Epistle has its occasion in the intention of the apostle soon to visit Rome. Naturally, he would wish to announce before his coming the distinctive truths which had been revealed to and through him. He would desire the Christians in Rome to have his own statement of the great doctrines of grace so bitterly assailed everywhere by legalistic teachers.

THEME. The theme of Romans is "the Gospel of God" (Ro 1:1), the very widest possible designation of the whole body of redemption truth, for it is He with whom is "no respect of persons"; and who is not "the God of the Jews only," but "of the Gentiles also" Ro 2:11; 3:29. Accordingly, "all the world" is found guilty Ro 3:19, and a redemption is revealed as wide as the need, upon the alone condition of faith. Not only does Romans embody in the fullest way the doctrines of grace in relation to salvation, but in three remarkable chapters (9-11.) the great promises to Israel are reconciled with the promises concerning the Gentiles, and the fulfilment of the former shown to await the completion of the church and coming of the Deliverer out of Zion Ro 11:25-27. The key-phrase is "the righteousness of God" Ro 1:17; 3:21-22.

The Epistle, exclusive of the introduction (1.1-17), is in seven parts.
1. The whole world guilty before God, 1.18-3.20.
2. Justification through the righteousness of God by faith, the Gospel remedy for guilt, 3.21-5.11.
3. Crucifixion with Christ, the resurrection life of Christ, and the walk in the Spirit, the Gospel provision for inherent sin, 5.12-8.13.
4. The full result in blessing of the Gospel, 8.14-39.
5. Parenthesis: the Gospel does not abolish the covenant promises to Israel, 9.1-11.36.
6. Christian life and service, 12.1-15.33.
7. The outflow of Christian love, 16.1-27.

Ref: The Scofield Reference Bible.

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21. ROMANS 9:1-13
1987-04-26 S-A.M. 43:38 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 9:1-13

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.
1. The apostolic solicitude for Israel.
2. The sevenfold privilege of Israel.
3. The distinction between Jews who are mere natural descendants from Abraham, and Jews who are also of his spiritual seed.
The distinction illustrated. *Info: T

22. ROMANS 9:14-24
1987-05-03 S-A.M. 33:56 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 9:14-24

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.(Cont).
4. God`s mercy is under His sovereign will.

23. ROMANS 9:25-33
1987-05-10 S-A.M. 41:07 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 9:25-33

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.(Cont).
5. The prophets foretold the blinding of Israel, and mercy to Gentiles.

24. ROMANS 10:1-13
1987-05-17 S-A.M. 39:49 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 10:1-13

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.(Cont).
6. The apparent failure of the promises to Israel explained by their unbelief.

25. ROMANS 10:14-21
1987-05-24 S-A.M. 39:13 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 10:14-21

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.
6. The apparent failure of the promises to Israel explained by their unbelief.(Cont).

26. ROMANS 11:1-12
1987-05-31 S-A.M. 41:18 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 11:1-12

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.(Cont).
7. The spiritual Israel is finding salvation.
8. National Israel is judicially blind.

27. ROMANS 11:13-36
1987-06-07 S-A.M. 43:32 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 11:13-36

Part 5. Parenthetic: The Gospel does not set aside the covenants with Israel.(Cont).
9. The Gentiles warned.
10. Israel is yet to be saved nationally.

28. ROMANS 12:1-8
1987-06-14 S-A.M. 43:40 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 12:1-8

Part 6. Christian life and service.
1. Consecration.
2. Service.

29. ROMANS 12:9-21
1987-06-28 S-A.M. 42:29 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 12:9-21

Part 6. Christian life and service.(Cont).
3. The Christian and those within.
4. The Christian and those without.

30. ROMANS 13:1-7
1987-07-05 S-A.M. 38:19 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 13:1-7

Part 6. Christian life and service.
4. The Christian and those without.(Cont).

31. ROMANS 13:8-14
1987-07-12 S-A.M. 42:23 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 13:8-14

Part 6. Christian life and service.(Cont).
5. The law of love toward the neighbor. *Info: T

32. ROMANS 14:1-12
1987-07-19 S-A.M. 43:23 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 14:1-12

Part 6. Christian life and service.(Cont).
6. The law of love concerning doubtful things. *Info: T

33. ROMANS 14:13-15:3
1987-07-26 S-A.M. 43:47 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 14:13-15:3

Part 6. Christian life and service.
6. The law of love concerning doubtful things.(Cont). *Info: T

34. ROMANS 15:4-13
1987-08-02 S-A.M. 40:01 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 15:4-13

Part 6. Christian life and service.(Cont).
7. Jewish and Gentile believers are one in salvation.

35. ROMANS 15:14-33
1987-08-09 S-A.M. 43:30 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 15:14-33

Part 6. Christian life and service.(Cont).
8. The apostle speaks of his ministry and coming journey. *Info: T

36. ROMANS 16:1-27
1987-08-16 S-A.M. 41:08 -15 Outline Subject(s)ROMANS 16:1-27

Part 7. The outflow of Christian love.

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