Paul points out that one of the ways God punishes sin is through the consequences of more sin.

God reveals Himself through Creation, but mankind disregards Him for what they consider as "enlightenment."

Paul shares the focal verses in his letter to the Romans: not being ashamed of the Gospel.

Paul introduces himself and the purpose for his writing the letter to the Church in Rome.

Romans is a letter that's very unique compared to other letters that Paul writes. Not only does he summarize the Christian faith, but he does so to a group of people he's never met. 

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Jesus commands His followers to make disciples.

Parallel passage: Mark 16:15-18

Jesus points His disciples back to the Old Testament Scriptures to show them how He has fulfilled what was written.

Parallel passage: Mark 16:19-20

After breakfast, Jesus has a private conversation with Simon Peter.