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Intro to Romans
47 to 57 in intense evangelism Jerusalem North
56 and 57 he wintered with his friend Gaius in Corinth.
Planted churches, attended to the planted churches, and was greatful for what Christ had completed in him.
He had a mission to complete.
He had gathered funds for the church at Jerusalem and desired to deliver the funds himself.
He had collected it from among the Gentiles and wanted to strengthen the bond of Gentile to Mother church.
He had another decision to make.
Was he to settle in Jerusalem or in and around another of the churches he planted or move to a new location and begin a new work?
He chose to move north.
Far north; to Spain, the oldest Roman province in the west.
A place he had never visited and desired to go.
His thoughts were to stop in Rome and visit his home country.
Although a Roman citizen he had never visited Rome, and there was a flourishing church there.
He wanted to send the Romans a letter to let them know he was coming and to explain the purpose for his visit.
Tertius was his secretary.
So Jerusalem it was and he was going to leave there and visit Rome, but not under his own authority.
then the bottom of 21 and Ch 22. Paul’s travel to Jerusalem.
arrest and plea as a Roman citizen.
He is arrested in Jerusalem
Acts 2:7-
Some of the Romans heard about Christ and went back to Rome and started a church.
The church flourished.
On several occasions the Jews and Christians were kicked out of Rome.
In this era, Claudius licked them out.
It only lasted three years.
Paul grows in the church, so do others.
Sometimes their paths meet.
Acts 18:1-
Were Aquila and Priscilla at Pentecost?
Were they converted post Pentecost by some that had seen and heard what the prophet Joel had spoken?
The church grew and Paul wrote to them.
In chapter 16, you can see all the people he greeted there.
Unfortunaetly seven years after his letter, the city was burned and the Christians were blamed.
The Christians were said to be enemies of the human race, and credited with such vices as incest and cannibalism.
Post his trial and Roman citizenship defense, he arrived in the city AD 60.
He was met at the sea by friends who encouraged him and he was in a house prison for two years receiving friends and evangelizing.
Post two years at some point, Paul was convicted and sentenced to death.
He was lead out of the city along the Ostian Way and beheaded at a place called the Aquae Salciae.
Who knew the blood of the Martyrs would be the greatest fertilizer to the growth of the church.
By AD 96 Paul’s letter to the Romans had been widely circulated and Clement had read it so often he had memorized it.
Galatians is a mini Romans.
Both bring forth the theology of Justification by faith.
Galatians was written only one or two years before Romans.
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In the church of the Nazarene we call that the sanctified life.
The gospel is a message of liberty, the law a yoke.
Paul was a recipient of the experience of Justification by faith on the Damascus road.
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