Romans: Faith in the God who Rescues

NEWT 0622 (3)

As he prepared for his last, fateful journey to Jerusalem, Paul sent the Roman churches a summary and defence of his controversial preaching. More than any other New Testament document, it is this letter to the Romans that has gone on to shape the thought of key leaders such as Augustine, Luther, Calvin and Barth. Traces the argument of Paul’s letter, setting it in the context of his mission and the realities of the Roman church. Along the way, we will explore the radical theological and ethical vision Paul developed, and we will examine some of the very different ways in which Paul’s readers have understood that vision. Prerequisite: BIBL 0501. Recommended: NEWT 0522.
Course Code: NEWT 0622 | Credit Hours: 3 | Seminary Graduate Course

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