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THE LETTER OF PAUL TO THE ROMANS
Greeting
Paul's Desire to Visit Rome
The Power of the Gospel
God's Wrath Against Unrighteousness
The Righteous Judgment of God
The Jews and the Law
No One is Righteous
Justification by Faith
The Example of Abraham
The Promise Granted Through Faith
Peace with God Through Faith
Death Through Adam, Life Through Christ
Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ
Slaves to Righteousness
Released from the Law
The Law and Sin
Life in the Spirit
Future Glory
God's Love in Christ Jesus
God's Choice of Israel
God's Wrath and Mercy
Israel's Unbelief
Salvation for All Who Believe
God Has Not Rejected Israel
The Salvation of the Gentiles
God's Mercy for All
Living Sacrifices to God
Be Subject to the Governing Authorities
Love One Another
Do Not Judge Yoʋr Brother
Do Not Cause Yoʋr Brother to Stumble
Doxology
Please Your Neighbors, Not Yourselves
Receive One Another
Paul's Ministry to the Gentiles
Paul's Plan to Visit Rome
Personal Greetings
Amen.16:24 {omit verses 25–27} 92.9% ¦ {include verses 25–27} NA TH TR WH 7.1% {Note: See 14:24–26.},16:24 The following scribal note is included in the colophons of many Greek manuscripts: Written to the Romans from Corinth and delivered by Phoebe, a servant of the church in Cenchreae.

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