Introduction Since there is no name given, the authorship of next three letters is somewhat debated. However, they are traditionally attributed to the apostle John for good reason. First, the language of the letters and the gospel is overwhelmingly similar, in some ways more so than even between Paulās. Second, the issues addressed reflect a […]
Chapter eleven concludes this section of the letter by focusing on Israelās future as a nation. Based on the truths of chapters nine and ten, Paul asked, āGod has not rejected his people, has he?ā (Romans 11:1-4) The answer is an emphatic, āNo!ā, and Paul used himself as proof. If God were really through with
Chapter six portrays the ideal situation for a living Christian. What Godās grace and righteousness should accomplish in a believerās life is nothing short of perfection. However, this requires a complete mindset shift in the person himself, namely, that a believer is dead to sin and its power (Romans 6:1-4). This occurs immediately at salvation,
