Paul starts a roadmap to salvation in verse 14 by asking three questions. We dig into Paul's reverse roadmap and how it aligns with our calling from the gospels.

Paul cements his point of salvation to all by quoting a verse from Joel. We dig into Joel and what Paul meant by quoting Joel 2:32.

A critical corollary of Paul's point that we obtain right standing with God by faith is that that faith is available to all humans, regardless of lineage.

Paul again quotes Isaiah 28:16 to make the point that God will reward our faith with love instead of shame. We explore the concept of shame and how that's not God's plan for us on judgment day.

Paul gives us a second verse that clearly paints our path to being saved: through belief and confession.

Paul gives us a gift of a verse, which tells us how simple it is to be saved. It doesn't involve works. It just involves faith.

Paul quotes a third straight verse from Deuteronomy to let us know that the Word is near us. The Word of truth is Jesus. We explore that concept as it was used by Moses and now used by Paul.

Paul carries on his quotes from Deuteronomy and remarks that Jesus has actually fulfilled the prophesy of Deuteronomy by being raised from the dead.

Paul quotes two verses from Deuteronomy in his contention that righteousness has always been based on faith. We dig into the context of those two verses.

To start this next section, Paul summarizes a verse by Moses in Leviticus that he will contrast in the coming verses. We explore how we are incapable of living by the law as Jesus did.