The Book of Romans!

Who is the author of Romans?

• Silas

• Paul

• Barnabas

• Luke

The quality of being virtuous, honorable, or morally right; following religious or moral laws.

• Virtous

• A follower of Jesus

• Righteous/

  Righteousness

• Doctrine

The Book of Romans is primarily a work of doctrine and can be divided into (a)   sections

The first section of Romans is:

• righteousness needed, 1:18–3:20

• righteousness practiced, 12:1–15:13

• righteousness vindicated, 9:1–11:36

•  righteousness provided, 3:21–8:39

The second section of Romans is:

• righteousness needed, 1:18–3:20

• righteousness practiced, 12:1–15:13

• righteousness vindicated, 9:1–11:36

•  righteousness provided, 3:21–8:39

The third section of Romans is:

• righteousness needed, 1:18–3:20

• righteousness practiced, 12:1–15:13

• righteousness vindicated, 9:1–11:36

•  righteousness provided, 3:21–8:39

The fourth section of Romans is:

• righteousness needed, 1:18–3:20

• righteousness practiced, 12:1–15:13

• righteousness vindicated, 9:1–11:36

•  righteousness provided, 3:21–8:39

Righteousness needed example: God reminding people that righteousness is (a)   and unrighteousness results in wrath and fury.

Righteousness provided example: Believers in Jesus will receive the righteousness of God through (a)   .

Righteousness vindicated example: Believers who confess will be saved and (a)   of their sin.