It ends with Chapter 16, an introduction for the deaconess Phoebe of Cenchrea that may have originally been a second letter. The first four chapters discuss justification by faith, while in Chapters 9-11 Paul emphasizes the role Jews played in preparing for Christ. Referred to by its author as a "word in season", for ten points, identify this first and longest epistle of the New Testament, written
It ends with Chapter 16, an introduction for the deaconess Phoebe of Cenchrea that may have originally been a second letter. The first four chapters discuss justification by faith, while in Chapters 9-11 Paul emphasizes the role Jews played in preparing for Christ. Referred to by its author as a "word in season", for ten points, identify this first and longest epistle of the New Testament, written to a major Italian community.
It ends with Chapter 16, an introduction for the deaconess Phoebe of Cenchrea that may have originally been a second letter.
Epistle to the {Romans}