A brief Understanding of the Book of Romans

The Apostle Peter said that Paul wrote things hard to understand. That most definitely applies to his cherished and revered Romans Epistle. It’s a challenging book for Christians to comprehend the wonderful, dynamic, principles that Paul presents; yet it is an exceptionally profound, practical, awe-inspiring, and life-giving contribution to the New Testament. Romans is about salvation by faith, trust, and belief. It clarifies justification, rewards with sanctification, and assists disciples of Christ to experience, appropriate, and live by the Law of the Spirit and Life. As well, it helps set sons and daughters of God free from the Law of sin and death. Paul saved his practical instructions for Believers until the last chapters because he had important issues to work through for the mainly Jewish congregation in Rome, thus he dealt with Jewish matters first. This book seeks to inspire, simplify, give context, and explain the life-changing principles available to assist Believers in their predestined, chosen, anointed, spiritual vocations, and diverse individual callings, in the harvest field of Christ Jesus, The most eminent, rich, satisfying, and remarkable doctrines of the New Covenant, are found in this consequential, far-reaching, and crucial letter to the Romans.