Paul begins to lay out the principles governing Christian liberty.

Paul reviews the Christian's ethical duty to government and the fulfilling of the Law though love.

Paul continues his focus on the virtues of the Christian life.

Paul begins to describe the virtues of the justified believer.

Paul begins his exhortation on what the justified life looks like.

Paul calls for the worship of God and introduces his teaching on the godly living that results from sound doctrine.

Paul declares forcefully that God is not done with the Jewish people and will bring them to salvation at the return of His Son.

Paul gives focus to the culpability of Israel in rejecting Jesus as the Messiah.

As Paul explains the sovereign freedom of God, he defends God's justice and His fairness.

Paul expresses his agony that His people have rejected Jesus as their Messiah and then begins his defense of God's sovereign freedom, which extends through chapter 11.