Chapter 4

Justification Explained

(Romans 4:1-17) Introduction to Romans Chapter 4 Romans Chapter 4 deals directly with faith, gra...

Justification Promised

(Romans 4:18-25) The Promise to Abraham (vs. 18-22) Abraham was given the promise of God. God pr...

Introduction to the Book of Romans

Paul's Introduction to his Letter

Paul's Theme to his Letter

All are Guilty and Under Sin

The Jew is Guilty

The Right Perspective on the Law of God

The Absoluteness of the Law of God

Unbending Authority of the Law of God

True Purpose of the Law of God

Establishing the Law of God

Justification Explained

Justification Promised

Grace Reigns Through Jesus

Grace Reigns in Servants of Righteousness

Introduction to Chapter 7

Married to Another

The Law is Good

Captivity to the Law of Sin

Introduction to Romans 8

No Longer Condemned

The Spirit of Adoption

The Promises of Adoption

Glorification

Sorrow at Israel's Rejection

Rejection of Israel and God's Sovereignty

Stumbling and Overcoming

Gentile Responsibility in Regards to the Jew

God's Purpose in Rejecting Israel

A Living Sacrifice

Christian Submission

Christian Differences and Liberty

Laboring for Unity

Paul's Conclusion to his Letter

Census of Believers Mentioned in Romans 16

Applications from the Book of Romans

Assignment: Memorize Romans 1:18-20

Handout: Etymology of Jew

Handout: The Tragic History of the Jews

Handout: Romans Road

Handout: Etymology of Sin

Assignment: Study Question on Revival

Test: Romans 1:16,17

Test: Final Examination with Answers

Chapter 4

Justification Explained

Justification Promised

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