Romans

The Holy Bible: King James Version

In this important letter, Paul wrote to the Romans about life in the Spirit, which is given to believers in Christ through faith. The apostle tells them about God’s great kindness and declares that because of Jesus Christ, God accepts us and sets us free from our sins.

Contents

Bibliographic Record

KING JAMES VERSION NEW YORK: AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, 1999 NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2000

CHAPTER

1	Salutation Paul’s Desire to Visit Rome The Power of the Gospel The Guilt of Mankind
2	The Righteous Judgment of God The Jews and the Law
3	There Is None Righteous Righteousness through Faith
4	The Example of Abraham The Promise Realized through Faith
5	Results of Justification Adam and Christ
6	Dead to Sin but Alive in Christ Servants of Righteousness
7	An Analogy from Marriage The Problem of Indwelling Sin
8	Life in the Spirit More than Conquerors
9	God’s Election of Israel Righteousness Based on Faith
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11	The Remnant of Israel The Salvation of the Gentiles The Restoration of Israel
12	Exhortations for Christian Living
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14	Those Weak in Faith
15	The Gospel to the Gentiles Paul Plans to Visit Rome
16	Personal Greetings Concluding Doxology