That being said, below are the most recent posts that go over the Book of Romans…
February 1st, 2010
My February Bible study is continuing through the next seven chapters of the book of Romans. Now that I’ve begun adding Super Study resources into my study routine it’s become abundantly clear that there is so much contained in this section of scripture that powering through it at such a pace almost does an injustice to the text.
Never the less, I’m going to continue on the intended path. I’m tempted to “bear down” right now and spend the next six months just studying this power-packed book. Of course, there are only so many hours in the day and such a course would mean that I would have to sacrifice the study of other books in order to focus on this one. Since that’s not the general idea for this pattern of bible study, I’m going to stick to the original plan.
Here is the quick study outline that can be used to memorize the major themes of this set of chapters:
Here are some links to the Super Study resources to take your learning a bit further:
As is typical, I’ll be adding insights I’ve gleaned from my personal Bible study time in this section of scripture in the comments section below. If you want to add your own thoughts or comments, feel free to do so and I’ll make sure they show up asap.
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January 23rd, 2010
This month, our Bible study will be focused on the first seven chapters of the book of Romans.
Quick Study Outline of this section of scripture for memorization:
Romans 1: Not ashamed of the gospel. God is revealed through nature, but men reject God and become more and more sinful.
Romans 2: God will pass out judgment and rewards one day. Gentiles have the law written on their hearts. True circumcision is of the heart.
Romans 3: All men are sinners, none are righteous. Man is justified by faith in the blood of Jesus without works.
Romans 4: Abraham was saved by faith…believers are saved by faith as well.
Romans 5: Results of justification by faith. Adam brought death to many, Christ brings life to many.
Romans 6: Believers are dead to sin and raised as servants of righteousness.
Romans 7: Married to Christ. The temporary Christian struggle with sin.
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