A section of this book's second chapter addresses hypocritical Jews who have turned away from the laws of God, and it ends with a list of locations its author plans to travel to as a part of his evangelizing campaign.  
The third chapter of this book forms the basis for Jonathan Edwards' sermon The Justice of God in Damnation of Sinners. A section of this book's second chapter addresses hypocritical Jews who have turned away from the laws of God, and it ends with a list of locations its author plans to travel to as a part of his evangelizing campaign.  A verse in this book's third chapter mentions that man is "justified by faith without the deeds of the law" and is often used by Protestants to promote the doctrine of salvation through faith alone. For 10 points, name this first Pauline epistle, which is addressed to churches in the capital of a large Italian empire.
The third chapter of this book forms the basis for Jonathan Edwards' sermon The Justice of God in Damnation of Sinners.
Epistle to the Romans