the epistle to the Romans was actually intended for the Jewish community in Rome, which Paul expected to be visiting soon. They in fact did not receive the letter before he arrived, although presumably he handed them a copy once he got there.
the epistle to the Romans was actually intended for the Jewish community in Rome, which Paul expected to be visiting soon.
They in fact did not receive the letter before he arrived, although presumably he handed them a copy once he got there.
Anyway, chapter 11 continues the argument for salvation by belief, and in turn that belief is bestowed by election.
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the epistle to the Romans was actually intended for the Jewish community in Rome, which Paul expected to be visiting soon. They in fact did not receive the letter before he arrived, although presumably he handed them a copy once he got there. Anyway, chapter 11 continues the argument for salvation by belief, and in turn that belief is bestowed by election.
There's no way to know if Paul ever read the Gospel of Matthew. In Matthew 25, Jesus propounds an entirely different path to salvation. 33 He will put the sheep on his right and the goats on his left.
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