1 Chronicles 1

2 Chronicles 1 (NIV)✞: Solomon Asks for Wisdom

Romans Summary

Romans is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to the Christians who were living in the city of Rome, dispersed across a number of local churches in the city. I’m guessing there were geographical reasons for having multiple churches—that is, Rome was a big enough city that it made sense to have a place to worship that was closer to home—but there were also issues between Jewish and Gentile Christians, which Paul addresses a couple of times in this letter.

Romans 16

Romans 16 (ESV)✞: Personal Greetings, Final Instructions and Greetings, Doxology

Romans 15:22-33

Romans 15:22–33 (ESV)✞: Paul’s Plan to Visit Rome

Romans 15:14-21

Romans 15:14–21 (ESV)✞: Paul the Minister to the Gentiles

Romans 15:8-13

Romans 15:8–13 (ESV)✞: Christ the Hope of Jews and Gentiles

Romans 15:1-7

Romans 15:1–7 (ESV)✞: The Example of Christ

Romans 14:13-23

Romans 14:13–23 (ESV)✞: Do Not Cause Another to Stumble

Romans 14:1-12

Romans 14:1–12 (ESV)✞: Do Not Pass Judgment on One Another

Rom 13:8-14

Romans 13:8–14 (ESV)✞: Fulfilling the Law Through Love