Epistle to the Romans Chapters Memo Guide

Written from Corinth by the apostle Paul around 57 AD for believers in Rome, both Jews and Gentiles. The purpose : to present a systematic exposition of the Gospel of God, His righteousness, and Justification by Faith ; to unite Jewish and Gentile believers around God’s Grace ; to prepare for his missionary journey to Spain via Rome.

  1. Humanity Guilty (Romans 1:20)
    The Gospel Exalted · Unbelief and Its Consequences
    → Humanity is guilty before God for rejecting His natural revelation.
  2. Impartial Judgment (Romans 2:6)
    The Impartiality of God · The Jews under the Law
    → God judges all people impartially, both Jews and Gentiles.
  3. All Are Sinners (Romans 3:23–24)
    All the World Guilty · Justification by Faith
    → All have sinned and are justified freely by God’s Grace through faith.
  4. Abraham’s Faith (Romans 4:3)
    Abraham’s Justification by Faith
    → Abraham was justified by faith before the Law and is a model for all.
  5. Peace Through Christ (Romans 5:1)
    Results of Justification
    → Justified by faith, we have peace with God through Jesus Christ.
  6. Dead to Sin (Romans 6:11)
    Believers Are Dead to Sin, Alive to God
    → Believers are dead to sin and alive to God in Christ.
  7. Struggle with Law (Romans 7:24)
    Believers United to Christ · The Conflict of Serving Two Masters
    → The Law reveals sin, but cannot deliver from its power.
  8. Life by the Spirit (Romans 8:1)
    Deliverance from Bondage · Our Victory in Christ
    → There is no condemnation for those in Christ; the Spirit gives life.
  9. Sovereign Election (Romans 9:15)
    Deep Concern for Israel
    → God chooses according to His mercy, not human effort.
  10. Faith for All (Romans 10:9)
    The Word of Faith Brings Salvation
    → Salvation is by faith and is available to all who believe.
  11. God’s Plan for Israel (Romans 11:29)
    Israel Has Not Been Rejected
    → God has not rejected Israel; His gifts and calling are irrevocable.
  12. Living Sacrifice (Romans 12:1)
    Dedicated Service
    → Offer yourselves as living sacrifices in worship and service.
  13. Submit & Love (Romans 13:1)
    Be Subject to Government
    → Submit to authorities and fulfill the law through love.
  14. Welcome the Weak (Romans 14:13)
    Principles of Conscience
    → Welcome those weak in faith without quarreling over opinions.
  15. Unity & Hope (Romans 15:7)
    Self-denial in behalf of Others
    → Christ’s example calls us to unity and to proclaim hope to all.
  16. Greetings & Warnings (Romans 16:17)
    Greetings and Love Expressed
    → Paul greets fellow workers and warns against divisions.

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