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Romans

Exegesis of Romans 1-3

13 June 2014 By Robert Atkin Leave a Comment

In Romans 1-3, Paul writes to the Christians in Rome about a major theme in his theology, the righteousness of God which has been revealed through the gospel. In this passage Paul describes the universal sinfulness and guilt of humanity that results in the wrath of God, before beginning to reveal the solution – faith in Jesus the Messiah.

Filed Under: Essays, New Testament Tagged With: Bible, Paul, Righteousness, Romans

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