Romans

By / December 29, 2018

Romans is an epistle of great value as it summarizes the doctrine of salvation by faith for all generations. It was written from Corinth in 58AD while Paul was there on his third missionary journey. Paul visited Corinth in Acts 20:2 during his time in Greece. 

Romans comprehensively presents the doctrine of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. Paul writes to encourage and strengthen the Jewish believers in Rome; to reinforce their faith with this epistle. Its a powerful confirmation of the truth they know to be in Christ’s gospel. 

This course features approximately 36 minutes of audio commentary.

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Course Outline:

Introduction

Introduction

Romans 1:1-17
Romans Introduction – Commentary

2min 34sec

The Righteousness of God Revealed in the Epistle

God’s wrath against sin (the sinfulness of the Gentiles)

Romans 1:18-32
God’s wrath against sin (the sinfulness of the Gentiles) – Commentary

1min 42sec
The sinfulness of the moralistic man

Romans 2:1-16
The sinfulness of the moralistic man – Commentary

1min 16sec
The sin of the Jew

Romans 2:17 – 3:8
The sin of the Jew – Commentary

1min 48sec
The universality of sin

Romans 3:9-20
The universality of sin – Commentary

21sec
Through the blood of Jesus Christ

Romans 3:21-31
Through the blood of Jesus Christ – Commentary

55sec
The example of Abraham’s justification

Romans 4
The example of Abraham’s justification – Commentary

1min 24sec
The results of justification

Romans 5:1-11
The results of justification – Commentary

43sec
Adam’s fall and Christ’s bringing in of justification

Romans 5:12-21
Adam’s fall and Christ’s bringing in of justification – Commentary

29sec
The believer’s death to sin

Romans 6
The believer’s death to sin – Commentary

1min 52sec
The analogy of marriage – our relationship to the Law

Romans 7
The analogy of marriage – our relationship to the Law – Commentary

2min 05sec
The believer’s victory over sin through the Spirit

Romans 8
The believer’s victory over sin through the Spirit – Commentary

3min 24sec

The Righteousness of God in Dealing with Israel

God’s sovereignty

Romans 9
God’s sovereignty – Commentary

3min 08sec
Their failure to accept Christ

Romans 10
Their failure to accept Christ – Commentary

1min 29sec
God’s purpose – to save a remnant

Romans 11
God’s purpose – to save a remnant – Commentary

3min 25sec

The Righteousness of God Applied to Daily Life

The believer’s relationship to God

Romans 12:1-13
The believer’s relationship to God – Commentary

1min 23sec
The believer’s relationship to society

Romans 12:14-21
The believer’s relationship to society and the brethren – Commentary

32sec
The believer’s relationship to the state

Romans 13
The believer’s relationship to the state – Commentary

1min 38sec
The believer’s relationship to weak brethren

Romans 14 – 15:7
The believer’s relationship to weak brethren – Commentary

2min 44sec

Paul’s Conclusion

The reception of the Gentiles as brethren

Romans 15:8-14
The reception of the Gentiles as brethren – Commentary

1min 13sec
Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles

Romans 15:15-21
Paul’s ministry to the Gentiles – Commentary

41sec
His plans to visit Rome

Romans 15:22 – 16:27
His plans to visit Rome – Commentary

1min 44sec

Romans Test

Romans Test