The Gospel That Unfolds God’s Righteousness and Plan | John D. Barry et al.
Deep Dive into The Lexham Bible Dictionary by John D. Barry et al. - Romans IntroductionThe Letter to the Romans, authored by the Apostle Paul in the mid-to-late AD 50s, is his most theologically significant work. Written from Corinth with assistance from the scribe Tertius, it was sent to Christian congregations in Rome that Paul had not yet visited. The audience likely consisted of a Gentile majority and a Jewish minority, particularly following the return of Jewish Christians after the Edict of Claudius.The letter opens by addressing human wickedness and God’s impartial judgment against…
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