Romans

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Romans is a New Testament letter traditionally attributed to the Apostle Paul, presenting a foundational theological exposition of sin, salvation, and righteousness by faith.

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Romans canonical 19

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Testament epistle ⓘ
Pauline epistle ⓘ
book of the Bible ⓘ
addressedTo Christians in Rome ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Romans ⓘ
closingVerse Romans 16:27 ⓘ
containsChapterCount 16 ⓘ
discussesDoctrine atonement ⓘ
election ⓘ
justification ⓘ
original sin ⓘ
predestination ⓘ
reconciliation ⓘ
sanctification ⓘ
genre theological letter ⓘ
hasCanonicalPosition sixth book of the New Testament ⓘ
hasSection Romans 12–16 ⓘ
Romans 1–4 ⓘ
Romans 5–8 ⓘ
Romans 9–11 ⓘ
hasTestament New Testament ⓘ
influenced Christian theology ⓘ
Protestant Reformation ⓘ
linked to: Reformation

doctrine of justification by faith alone ⓘ
keyVerse Romans 10:9 ⓘ
Romans 12:1 ⓘ
Romans 1:16 ⓘ
Romans 1:17 ⓘ
Romans 3:23 ⓘ
Romans 5:8 ⓘ
Romans 6:23 ⓘ
Romans 8:1 ⓘ
Romans 8:28 ⓘ
language Koine Greek ⓘ
likelyWrittenFrom Corinth ⓘ
openingVerse Romans 1:1 ⓘ
partOf Christian biblical canon ⓘ
New Testament canon ⓘ
linked to: New Testament
primaryTheme Israel and the Gentiles ⓘ
grace ⓘ
justification by faith ⓘ
law and gospel ⓘ
life in the Spirit ⓘ
righteousness of God ⓘ
salvation ⓘ
sin ⓘ
traditionalDateRange mid-1st century CE ⓘ
traditionallyAttributedTo Apostle Paul ⓘ
usedIn Christian catechesis ⓘ
Christian liturgy ⓘ

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