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 
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}