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Letter to The Romans
written in 57 AD when Paul was residing in Corinth
this letter was to prepare the Christians in Rome for a proposed visit
letter sets out Paul’s ministry based on the gospel
it is the gospel of justification by faith
it clearly distinguishes between Spirit and flesh
Source of the Gospel
gospel = justification by faith
God instigated a plan when Adam and Eve sinned
it is in the scriptures
the prophets kept reminding all of this promise
The Promised Saviour
the lineage of Jesus stretches back through David to Abraham
here is a man, a man of flesh and of the earth
yet his heritage is mighty - King David and the father of faith
the bible is not our key to salvation
it is always has been about Jesus Christ this gospel message
The Nature of Jesus
Jesus was born of the flesh yet was conceived by the Spirit of holiness
there was a more important outworking of the holy Spirit
seated at the right hand is seated in the position of all authority and power
Jesus is the only true Saviour
no other man of flesh have ever been raised from the dead
he conquered death
now comes our commitment to the truth
we must witness to the fact that Jesus was raised from the dead
and that he now gives us eternal life
we are saved from sin , the penalty being death
Our Status in Christ
Paul talks of receiving grace
on the road to Damascus
Paul was called for his purpose even though he was the worst sinner
there is hope for you when you call upon the lord
The Seal of the Promise
you are called to belong to Jesus Christ
his sacrifice on the cross has divine and eternal ramifications
it is not a man dying
it is the Son of God taking back life for all mankind
all authority and purpose in Jesus has been restored and returned to all believers
this is what we share in
this is the whole intent of Romans: its theme
declaring boldly the promised gospel of Jesus Christ
life changing and life empowering
make sure you take the opportunity to find Jesus the hope of eternal life
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