Romans 16
We have reached the final chapter of the book of Romans, and it is here that Paul includes a significant amount of text greeting those whom he knows and loves in the Lord at Rome. Take note that Paul is not writing as some emotionally distant patriarch or as an apathetic advisor abroad, but as one who has deep connections with those to whom he is writing. In contrast, Paul warns the church against those who use smooth talk and flattering words to incite division. He concludes with encouragement to trust that the Lord will crush Satan under their feet, and a lengthy benediction that gives glory to God.
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We have reached the final chapter of the book of Romans, and it is here that Paul includes a significant amount of text greeting those whom he knows and loves in the Lord at Rome. Take note that Paul is not writing as some emotionally distant patriarch or as an apathetic advisor abroad, but as one who has deep connections with those to whom he is writing. In contrast, Paul warns the church against those who use smooth talk and flattering words to incite division. He concludes with encouragement to trust that the Lord will crush Satan under their feet, and a lengthy benediction that gives glory to God.
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Christian Standard Bible translation.
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