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ST28: Into the Heart of Romans (Interview with NT Wright)
Sep 29, 2023
Renowned biblical scholar, Prof. N.T. Wright, discusses his new book on Romans, the significance of Romans chapter 8, the concept of inheritance, Christians in Rome, meaningful Bible reading, and the importance of love in Paul's theology.
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- The book of Romans is a unique and influential letter, filled with deliberate care and weaving together various themes from Hebrew and Greek scripture.
- Romans chapter 8 serves as the heart of the book, delving into crucial topics such as God's righteousness, Jesus' death and resurrection, suffering, and the ultimate vision for a new creation.
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The Significance of the Book of Romans
The book of Romans holds great importance in the history of the church due to its impact on influential figures like Augustine, Martin Luther, and John Wesley. Paul's deliberate care in writing Romans sets it apart from other letters, with its unique structure and literary style. The letter was meant to address specific arguments that Paul had been pondering for some time, weaving together various themes and drawing on both Hebrew and Greek scripture. The church is still waiting to fully grasp the whole impact of Romans as a coherent and supple message.
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