The Letter That Defines the Gospel: An Introduction to Romans | Walter A. Elwell
Deep Dive into Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible by Walter A. Elwell - Romans IntroductionThe Epistle to the Romans was written by the apostle Paul and transcribed by his amanuensis, Tertius. The letter is addressed to a mixed congregation of Jews and Gentiles in Rome, the capital of the empire. Scholarly evidence, including numismatic data and inscriptions regarding Erastus in Corinth, suggests Paul composed the letter from Corinth during his third missionary journey, likely around AD 54-56. At the time of writing, Paul intended to deliver a collection from Gentile churches to Jerusalem before…
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