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3-30-25 – Biblical-Literacy
Mark Lanier began a new series on Romans. Today’s focus merged how to study an Epistle and began an introduction into the book of Romans.
1. How to study Romans, an Epistle, in 8 basic steps.
 Historical context
 Literary context
 Textual analysis
 Paragraph exegesis
 Theological analysis
 Application
 Mix-in others
 Constant ongoing reflection
2. The occasion of the letter – Mark explains historical context that result in the church in Rome consisting of both Jewish and Gentile Christians with an appeal for unity.
3. The opening of Romans – Learn how Romans differs from Paul’s other epistles in his introduction which includes the author, recipients and a greeting.
Points for home
 God works through history
 Gospel is amazing news
 You are loved, called, and forgiven

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