New Testament
Paul's letter to the Church in Rome
AI summary: Romans explains the gospel of God’s grace, justification by faith, new life in Christ, and the place of Israel and the nations. It offers the New Testament’s most sustained account of how God’s saving righteousness creates one reconciled people in Christ.
Paul and the Law
When Paul attacks “works of the Law,” what exactly is he arguing against?
Paul repeatedly denies that people are justified by “works of the Law,” especially in Galatians and Romans.
Paul and Salvation
What does Paul mean by justification?
Paul uses the language of justification to describe God setting people right through Christ.
Paul and Community
Why did table fellowship matter in Paul’s churches?
Shared meals made belonging visible in the ancient church.