NT331 Book Study: Paul’s Letter to the Romans
Sign in to ratePaul’s epistle to the Romans is one of the most important theological treatises ever written. In this upper-division course, Douglas Moo traces the major theological themes of Romans, following Paul’s flow of thought from argument to argument. Moo covers essential historical and theological backgrounds, and brings students into Romans’ traditional interpretations and the newer ideas developed by the “New Perspective on Paul.”
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Course and the Speaker
2m
Introduction to Romans
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The Occasion of Romans
9m
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The Universal Reign of Sin
Humanity’s Need for Salvation
7m
Justification by Faith
Justification and the Righteousness of God
3m
The Hope of Salvation
Following the Argument of Romans 1–8
7m
God’s Faithfulness and Israel
The Gospel and Israel
5m
Christian Conduct
The Gospel in Everyday Life
4m
Conclusion
Summary of the Theme
3m
Appendix: Screencasts
Creating an Introduction to the Book of Romans
9m
