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Chapter 9 deals with Israel’s past history; chapter 10 with the present; and chapter 11 with the future. Paul’s purpose in these chapters is to

There is a desperate need in the church today for pastors and teachers to emphasize practical holy living in the life of believers. Every person

Chapter 3:21-31 defines “justification.” It means to be declared righteous in the eyes of God; not through the merits of self, but through the merits

The Book of Romans is probably the greatest and most influential of all Paul’s Epistles. It is a very profound, yet very simple, Epistle, written

In chapter 25 Paul, brought to trial before Festus, appeals to Caesar. He had just spent two years in prison and was undoubtedly being prepared

After Paul had been seized, he was taken before the council. It was the same council that had crucified Jesus; the same council of which

From the very beginning, Paul was warned by the Holy Spirit not to go to Jerusalem (see chapters 20:23; 21:4; 21:10,11). Luke had also asked

There are several lessons to be learned from chapter 18. One is that the Gospel is suited to the cultured cities such as Athens, as

Chapter 16:31 records the simplest Gospel message that can ever be preached to mankind. The setting was in a Philippian jail where Paul and Silas

Chapter 14 records the completion of Paul’s first missionary journey. Paul and Barnabas met with opposition in verses 1-20. That opposition did not stop them;