Book 45 - The Apostle Paul's Letter to the Saints in Rome

Considered the most comprehensive articulation of Christian doctrine, this 45th book of the classic scriptures explains how all people (Jews and Gentiles) are under sin but can be included into the middle-earth flock by God's grace through faith in Jesus.

The Apostle Paul's Letter to the Romans is highly appreciated in the Bible as the most systematic and profound explanation of the Gospel, detailing God's righteousness, humanity's sinfulness, and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

This book offers profound as well as deep theological insights into the grace of the Gods as well as practical Christian living, making this penning a foundational text that has spurred revivals and shaped Christian doctrine for centuries simply by linking faith to daily life.

The Apostle Paul also explains the role of the Spirit of God in empowering believers to live righteously and overcome sin.