This book describes how after men began worshipping idols, God gave them up to "dishonorable passions," causing them to perform homosexual acts.
This book states that its author learned what it meant to covet through the commandment "You shall not covet," because sin deceived him through the commandment. This book describes how after men began worshipping idols, God gave them up to "dishonorable passions," causing them to perform homosexual acts. This book states that a Jew is one inwardly, and that (*) circumcision is a matter of the heart, not the letter. A commentary on this book, described as "a bombshell in the playground of the theologians," was written by the Swiss Protestant theologian Karl Barth. The word "alone" was added to a verse in a German translation of this book by Martin Luther. For 10 points, name this longest Pauline epistle that is addressed to inhabitants of an empire's capital.
This book states that its author learned what it meant to covet through the commandment "You shall not covet," because sin deceived him through the commandment.
Epistle to the Romans [or Letter to the Romans]