Paul's letter to the Romans could well be described as his richest in terms of doctrine, application and a bit of Jewish history and prophecy. Following his observation on the depravity of man and the fact that man is dead in his trespasses, Paul discusses the sacrifice of Jesus, the struggle of the flesh that even Paul dealt with...and ultimately the fact that there is no condemnation for those in Christ. Chapters 9-11 deal with Israel's rejection of Christ and ultimate return. Then the rest of the book addresses how we who are now in Christ should live. Take a ride on the Roman's Road with Bill DeVaney, Sunday mornings at 11 in room .
