Bible (Reina Valera) NT 06: Romanos
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- Capítulo 1
- Capítulo 2
- Capítulo 3
- Capítulo 4
- Capítulo 5
- Capítulo 6
- Capítulo 7
- Capítulo 8
- Capítulo 9
- Capítulo 10
- Capítulo 11
- Capítulo 12
- Capítulo 13
- Capítulo 14
- Capítulo 15
- Capítulo 16
La carta a los romanos es el razonamiento más largo y sistemático de las cartas de Pablo. Pablo anuncia su tema en los versículos 1: 16-17: El evangelio es el poder de Dios para la salvación, tanto para los judíos como para los gentiles, porque nos muestra cómo nuestra justicia proviene de Dios. Pablo explica la necesidad de la justificación a través de la fe a causa del pecado (1:16 al 4: 25) Luego explica los resultados de la justificación por la fe en términos tanto de la experiencia presente como de la esperanza futura (5: 1-8: 39). En los siguientes tres capítulos, expresa su dolor por el hecho de que muchos de sus compañeros israelitas no hayan abrazado el evangelio, y maneja las implicaciones teológicas de esto (capítulos 9-11). Concluye describiendo cómo el evangelio debería afectar nuestra vida diaria (Capítulos 12 -16) Pablo escribió su carta a Roma aproximadamente en el año 57 d.C.
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The letter to the Romans is the longest and most systematic reasoning of Paul's letters. Paul announces its theme in verses 1: 16-17: The gospel is the power of God for salvation, both for Jews and Gentiles, because it shows us how our righteousness comes from God. Paul explains the need for justification through faith because of sin (1: 16-4: 25) Then he explains the results of justification by faith in terms of both present experience and future hope (5: 1-8: 39). In the next three chapters, he expresses his sorrow over the fact that many of his fellow Israelites have not embraced the gospel, and he handles the theological implications of this (chapters 9-11). He concludes by describing how the gospel should affect our daily life (Chapters 12 -16) Paul wrote his letter to Rome in approximately AD 57.
( Claudia R. Barrett)
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The letter to the Romans is the longest and most systematic reasoning of Paul's letters. Paul announces its theme in verses 1: 16-17: The gospel is the power of God for salvation, both for Jews and Gentiles, because it shows us how our righteousness comes from God. Paul explains the need for justification through faith because of sin (1: 16-4: 25) Then he explains the results of justification by faith in terms of both present experience and future hope (5: 1-8: 39). In the next three chapters, he expresses his sorrow over the fact that many of his fellow Israelites have not embraced the gospel, and he handles the theological implications of this (chapters 9-11). He concludes by describing how the gospel should affect our daily life (Chapters 12 -16) Paul wrote his letter to Rome in approximately AD 57.
( Claudia R. Barrett)
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