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Romans
- Introduction:
Notes on the Book of Romans.
Contains a skeleton outline of the
book.
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Romans
1:1-17 - Paul's Opening Remarks:
A verse by verse outline on Romans
1:1-17. He deals with the
gospel of God and the commission of
God.
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Romans
1:17-32 - Gentiles Under Sin:
A verse by verse outline on Romans
1:17-32. Deals with the
revelation from God and the
condemnation of man.
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Romans
2:1-29 - Jews Under Sin:
A verse by verse outline on Romans
2:1-29. Romans 2 declares that
not only were the Gentiles under sin
but the judgment extended to the
Jews also.
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Romans
3:1-31 - All Under Sin:
A verse by verse outline on Romans
3:1-31. Romans 3 sums up what
the first two chapters have
declared. Chapter one said the
gentiles were sinners, then chapter
two adds the Jews to the list of
sinners. Chapter three then
declares that "All have
sinned".
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Romans
4:1-25 - Justification by Faith:
A verse by verse outline of Romans
4:1-25. The first three
chapters declared all under sin.
This presents the need for
justification. Romans chapter
four declares that justification is
obtained by faith.
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Romans
5:1-11 - Justification Through Jesus
Christ:
A verse by verse outline of Romans
5:1-11. The first three
chapters declared all under sin.
Chapter 4 presented the fact that
justification is by faith so along
comes chapter 5 that tells you the
person that brings justification.
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Romans
5:12-21 - God's Provision of
Justification:
A verse by verse outline of Romans
5:12-21. God declares why man
is in need of justification and that
if the fall occurred because of one
man then justification must also be
by one man.
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Romans
6:1-6 - Buried with Him in Baptism:
There are two stages of baptism for
the present day believer: the
spiritual (Spirit baptism) and the
physical (water baptism). What
are some characteristics that would
distinguish the two in scripture?
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Romans
6:7-23 - Our Death to Sin:
Our death to sin is twofold.
We are to be dead to sin but alive
unto God. This lesson gives
God's way to live a victorious life
in the power of God
