Looking for an easier commentary? Here’s the Concise Versionīlue Letter Bible – Dig into the Hebrew and GreekĬlick the image to view and download, or click here Matthew Henry’s Commentary on the Whole Bible These are my favourite online Bible study tools!īible Gateway – Every version you can imagine is online You can study alone or with a group of friends–well suited for either. You can find links to all of the blog posts for the Romans Bible study above.ĭuring the week, you’ll study at home, following the outline of the study guide.
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If you haven’t done so already, download a copy of the FREE Bible study guide–you’ll find the download further down this page. The Time-Warp Wife How do I participate in this study? He teaches us to trust in God, the One who demonstrated His love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us, (Romans 5:8) that through His death we may have life. We see how many of God’s chosen people have been removed like branches broken off of a tree, and with a dose of humility, he reminds us to remain strong in the faith lest we too should be removed from that tree. Paul brings good news to both the Jews and the Gentiles as he explains the free gift of salvation by grace through Jesus Christ our Lord. Of course we all die a physical death, we’ve seen it in both the just and the unjust, but Paul warns us about eternal separation from God, or what is known as a spiritual death. Paul sets the record straight for all who seek to be saved through their own righteousness, by reminding us that we are weak through the flesh.Įvery action has a consequence, and the consequence for sin is death. For it is God who seeks and who saves, and it’s only through Him that we find righteousness and peace. There’s not one that seeketh God there’s not one that doeth good.
There is not one that is righteous apart from our Lord. Romans teaches us that all have sinned and come short of the glory of God. Outlining the road to salvation, Paul shows us the purpose of man and the mystery revealed through Jesus Christ. We all need salvation–but how does one get it? Is it based on works or faith alone? Moved by the Holy Spirit, Paul answers these questions and more as he pens his letter to the church in Rome. Week 5 – Part 2 – Chapters 13-16 INTRODUCTION Some may be easy and other questions may prompt you to do a little digging, and cross referencing. The questions are designed to get you thinking and to keep you focused. What you’ll find in the study guide are questions for each chapter. Note: You can also pick up the journal (optional addition) from Amazon. Have a look around, and thanks again for visiting BibleRef.This is a 5-week Bible study on Romans. Get a link to the FREE Study Guide below. New content is constantly under development, so feel free to subscribe for updates. And, we believe in promoting a whole-person commitment to Christianity, including thoughts, deeds, and actions. We believe that each person has the ability, and responsibility, to understand the Scriptures. In short, we believe that the Bible is the most critical resource in the life of a Christian. These connections will help to show how theī is guided by three major principles: Biblical Authority, Accessibility, and Discipleship. At the same time, you’ll find links to related passages and biblical themes.
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