New TestamentPauline Epistle
Book of Romans
The Book of Romans was written by Paul the Apostle (c. AD 57) and contains 16 chapters and 433 verses. Key themes include Justification by Faith, Righteousness, Grace.
16
Chapters
433
Verses
Paul the Apostle
Author
AD 57
Date Written
Overview
Romans is Paul's masterwork explaining the gospel, showing that all people need salvation, which comes only through faith in Christ, and leads to transformed living.
Purpose
To present a complete and systematic statement of the gospel and its implications for Christian living.
Historical Context
Written from Corinth during Paul's third missionary journey, preparing the Roman church for his planned visit.