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In Romans 1:19-20 Paul explains why God is just in being angry at all men for their godlessness and unrighteousness. God has revealed himself to all men in the created world.

Moses told the people "what I am commanding you today is not too difficult for you or beyond your reach". www.CharisTheos.com David and others under the law were able to make a freewill choice to believe in the promises of God.

The first thing he mentions after the opening greeting is that he gives thanks for the saints in Rome. He explains that he does this in prayer.

He points out that the believers in Rome have been called to be Holy. And to the obedience of the faith.

Being called to preach the Gospel he explains what the Gospel is.

Abram or Abraham believed in God promises of blessings to him and this was counted to him as righteousness. www.CharisTheos.com Abraham was able to make a freewill choice to believe in the promises of God.

Paul states who he is. Being called to preach the Gospel he explains what the Gospel is.

Abram or Abraham believed in God promises of blessings to him and this was counted to him as righteousness. www.CharisTheos.com Abraham was able to make a freewill choice to believe in the promises of God.

Peter recognized that Paul had written several letters and takes them as Scripture with a capital 'S'. Since we are going to spend a lot of time studying an epistle Paul wrote it is good if we get to know him. We will see his curriculum and what is taught about him in Acts. Also what Peter thought of him and his writings.

A look at freewill in Genesis chapters one to three. www.CharisTheos.com A definition of freewill is given that requires four basic parts. Here man has not sinned and has no sinful nature. It is proposed that he has true but limited freewill. An exhortation is made to give preeminence to scripture over human logic.

Since we are going to spend a lot of time studying an epistle Paul wrote it is good if we get to know him. We will see his curriculum and what is taught about him in Acts. Also what Peter thought of him and his writings.

Is the New Testament just a collection of loose verses or verse fragments that we build into what ever doctrine we like? Is the mix of the New Testament teaching inspired by the Holy Spirit? Did the Holy Spirit decide the New Testament have 27 books and not 18 or 35?

In the book of Romans we see an orderly and logical presentation of Christianity. I invite you to study the book of Romans in a series of videos to learn what this great book teaches us.

In Romans 1:17-18 In the Gospel a Justice or the Justice of God is revealed. Surprisingly immediately after mentioning the justice of God he begins to speak of the wrath of God.

God has thrown away the rules so that we can relate to him in truthful and transparent way. www.CharisTheos.com We will see in passages of scripture that Christians are not under the law or any other set of rules. God deals with our minds and hearts