The Book of Romans is arguably the most important of all of the Apostle Paul’s epistles because it is a treatise on the subject of salvation. It deals with such important aspects related to salvation as who needs to be saved, why they need to be saved, the origin of sin, how someone is saved, and what they should do after salvation. The Book of Romans could honestly serve as a basic doctrines theology book because it covers foundational terms including sanctification, redemption, justification, substitutionary atonement, and many others.
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Chapter 13 The Biblical Role of Civil Government
Chapter 13b The Christian and Civil Government