• Prologue Chapter 1 – Salutation, Introduction Lecture 1 (Rom 1:1) – Paul the apostle Lecture 2 (Rom 1:2–3) – The promise of the Gospel Lecture 3 (Rom 1:4) – Christ’s power Lecture 4 (Rom 1:5–7) – Christ’s liberality Lecture 5 (Rom 1:8–16) – Prayer of thanksgiving Lecture 6 (Rom 1:16–20) – Wrath of God against man’s ungodliness Lecture 7 (Rom 1:20–25) – Impiety and injustice of the gentiles Lecture 8 (Rom 1:26–32) – The punishments of the gentiles Chapter 2 – Divine Judgment and the Jewish Law Lecture 1 (Rom 2:1–5) – Man’s inordinate judgment Lecture 2 (Rom 2:6–12) – The justice of divine judgment Lecture 3 (Rom 2:13–16) – The doers of the law Lecture 4 (Rom 2:17–29) – Circumcision of the heart Chapter 3 – Faith and the Purpose of the Law Lecture 1 (Rom 3:1–8) – The Jew’s advantage Lecture 2 (Rom 3:9–20) – The law gives knowledge of sin Lecture 3 (Rom 3:21–26) – Christ the redemption for all Lecture 4 (Rom 3:27–31) – The law of faith Chapter 4 – Abraham’s Justification Lecture 1 (Rom 4:1–10) – Abraham not justified by circumcision Lecture 2 (Rom 4:11–15) – Circumcision the seal of faith’s justice Lecture 3 (Rom 4:16–25) – Abraham’s faith in the promise Chapter 5 – Redemption from Death by Christ Lecture 1 (Rom 5:1–5) – Glory in hope and tribulation Lecture 2 (Rom 5:6–11) – Reconciled by Christ’s death Lecture 3 (Rom 5:12) – Sin and death through Adam Lecture 4 (Rom 5:13–14) – Reign of death from Adam to Moses Lecture 5 (Rom 5:15–19) – Life of all through the justice of one Lecture 6 (Rom 5:20–21) – The superabundance of grace Chapter 6 – Dying and Rising with Christ Lecture 1 (Rom 6:1–5) – Baptism into death Lecture 2 (Rom 6:6–11) – Christ’s triumph over death Lecture 3 (Rom 6:12–18) – Servants not of sin but of justice Lecture 4 (Rom 6:19–23) – The grace of God is life eternal Chapter 7 – The Law and Sin Lecture 1 (Rom 7:1–6) – Loosed from the law of death Lecture 2 (Rom 7:7–13) – The law makes sin beyond measure Lecture 3 (Rom 7:14–20) – The flesh under the law of sin Lecture 4 (Rom 7:21–25) – The mind’s struggle against the flesh Chapter 8 – Redemption of the Flesh Lecture 1 (Rom 8:1–6) – We are freed from damnation by grace Lecture 2 (Rom 8:7–13) – Mortification of the flesh by the Spirit Lecture 3 (Rom 8:14–17) – The Spirit of adoption Lecture 4 (Rom 8:18–22) – Creation awaits the revelation of the sons of God Lecture 5 (Rom 8:23–27) – Longing for the resurrection Lecture 6 (Rom 8:28–32) – Predestination of the saints Lecture 7 (Rom 8:33–39) – Nothing can separate us from the love of God Chapter 9 – God’s Wrath and Mercy Lecture 1 (Rom 9:1–5) – Paul’s love of the Jews Lecture 2 (Rom 9:6–13) – The sons of the promise Lecture 3 (Rom 9:14–18) – Justice of God’s election Lecture 4 (Rom 9:19–23) – Vessels of wrath and of mercy Lecture 5 (Rom 9:24–33) – Election both of Jews and gentiles Chapter 10 – Faith and Confession for Salvation Lecture 1 (Rom 10:1–9) – Christ is the end of the law Lecture 2 (Rom 10:10–17) – Justice and salvation through faith and confession Lecture 3 (Rom 10:18–21) – The Jews’ voluntary ignorance Chapter 11 – Salvation of Both Jews and Gentiles Lecture 1 (Rom 11:1–10) – God’s election of a Jewish remnant Lecture 2 (Rom 11:11–16) – The Jews’ offense is for the salvation of the gentiles Lecture 3 (Rom 11:17–24) – Prohibition of boasting against the Jews Lecture 4 (Rom 11:25–32) – Man’s unbelief is for the sake of divine mercy Lecture 5 (Rom 11:33–36) – The incomprehensible wisdom of God Chapter 12 – The New Life in Christ Lecture 1 (Rom 12:1–3) – Life according to grace Lecture 2 (Rom 12:4–13) – Members of the body of Christ Lecture 3 (Rom 12:14–21) – Charity toward one’s enemies Chapter 13 – Obedience and Love Lecture 1 (Rom 13:1–7) – Obedience to hierarchical power Lecture 2 (Rom 13:8–10) – Love the fulfillment of the law Lecture 3 (Rom 13:11–14) – Exhortation to put on the Lord Jesus Christ Chapter 14 – Avoidance of Scandal Lecture 1 (Rom 14:1–13) – The Lord is the only judge Lecture 2 (Rom 14:13–20) – Mercy towards the weak Lecture 3 (Rom 14:20–23) – Clean and unclean food Chapter 15 – The Gospel for Both Jews and Gentiles Lecture 1 (Rom 15:1–13) – The strong should bear the infirmity of the weak Lecture 2 (Rom 15:14–21) – Paul is the apostle to the gentiles Lecture 3 (Rom 15:22–33) – Why Paul postponed his visit to the Romans Chapter 16 – Personal Greetings and Doxology Lecture 1 (Rom 16:1–16) – Greetings to the saints in Rome Lecture 2 (Rom 16:17–27) – Avoid dissenters from the faith

Select Guide Rating