Now that we have finished the sequence of passages from Romans, as the Epistle reading offered each week by the lectionary, I thought it might be helpful to post this collection of posts about this letter.
The righteous-justice of God, a gift to all humanity (Romans; Year A)
The best theology is contextual: learning from Paul’s letter to the Romans (Year A)
Descended from David according to the flesh (Rom 1; Advent 4A)
Reckoning what is right (Romans 4; Lent 2A) part one
Reckoning what is right (Romans 4; Lent 2A) part two
https://johntsquires.com/2023/06/14/we-have-obtained-access-to-this-grace-romans-5-pentecost-3a/
https://johntsquires.com/2023/03/09/righteous-by-faith-and-at-peace-with-god-rom-5-lent-3a/
https://johntsquires.com/2023/04/26/christ-died-for-us-reflections-on-sacrifice-and-atonement/
https://johntsquires.com/2023/06/21/dead-to-sin-and-alive-to-god-romans-6-pentecost-4a/
https://johntsquires.com/2023/07/06/paul-and-the-law-sin-and-the-self-rom-7-pentecost-6a/
Sighs too deep for words: Spirit and Scripture in Romans (Rom 8; Pentecost 9A)
Praying to be cursed: Paul, the passionate partisan for the cause (Rom 9:3; Pentecost 10A)
A deeper understanding of God, through dialogue with “the other” (Romans 10; Pentecost 11A)
God has not rejected his people. All Israel will be saved. (Rom 11; Pentecost 12A)
https://johntsquires.com/2023/09/04/love-is-the-fulfilling-of-the-law-romans-13-pentecost-15a/
https://johntsquires.com/2023/09/12/each-of-us-will-be-accountable-to-god-romans-14-pentecost-16a/
For our instruction … that we might have hope (Rom 15, Isa 11, Matt 3; Advent 2A)
An Informed Faith 