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Notes
This section of Romans explains the moral and ethical demands of the gospel. God’s gift of salvation in Christ calls for a response from believers.
God not only forgives sin. He also wants to transform how people live.
Much of what Paul teaches here about the moral duties of believers also appears in his other letters. However, Paul also addresses issues that were especially important for the church in Rome. One key issue was the disagreement between people who were weak in faith and people who were strong in faith(14:1–15:13).
People
Jesus: The Son of God and Savior of the world
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Biblical Concept of Law Book of Ecclesiastes Covet, Covetousness Haggai, Book of Image of God Letter to the Romans Timothy, First Letter to
Topics
Affections: Carnal, should be Mortified Being Set Apart Cannabis Commandments: Precepts of Paul--Explicitly Stated or Implied in Didactic Epistles Doing Drugs Drinking Gluttony: Caution Against Gluttony: General Scriptures Concerning Holiness: General Scriptures Concerning Impure Thoughts Jesus, the Christ: Example, An Jesus, the Christ: Names, Appellations, and Titles of: Lord Jesus Christ Marijuana Masturbation Parties Partying Pot Self-Denial: General Scriptures Concerning Sexual Purity Shacking Up Temperance: General Scriptures Concerning The Affections: Carnal Affections should be Mortified Weed