Travel through the book Romans

Romans is probably one of the most important books in the history of Christianity. One of the reasons it is such an important book is because it is the closest thing to a “systematic theology” that we find in the Bible. This means that one theme is discussed at a time.

Paul calls the gospel in Romans the “gospel of God,” because God is the Author of man’s salvation. In the letter, Paul explains how the whole world is guilty before God. All have sinned, but God is rich in mercy: He extends his grace to more people than just the Jews. Next, Paul discusses the difficult issue of election and the place of Israel in God’s plan. In the final chapters, Paul shows what God’s will is and that gratitude is the appropriate response to the gospel. Romans can therefore be explained in these three sections: sin, salvation, and gratitude.

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