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Romans: The Gospel of God Part 1: God s Gospel Explained (Rom 1 11) Introduction (1:1 17) God and Sin (1:18 3:20) God and Grace (3:21 8:39) God and Israel (9:1 11:36) Part 1: God s Gospel Explained Introduction (1:1 17) Letter Opening (1:1 7) Letter Letter Theme (1:16 17) Letter Key Analysis: Letter Genre Greco-Roman Letters Pauline Expansions intriguing omission: Writer no co-senders (1:1 6) use of Roman creedal tradition Recipient (1:7a) Greeting (1:7b) Thanksgiving () use of Jewish covenant language combining Greek and Hebrew ideas personal emphasis, Paul s work, plans Exegetical Significance letter content exclusively Paul s attempt to establish shared faith redefining Israel, anticipating 9 11 alluding to gospel universality alludes to the purpose of Romans Romans and General? Specific Rome Paul Rome Paul 1:1 7 Ch 1 15 Gospel Plans Gospel Plans

Romans and Thanksgiving and Ending Echoes Terminology echoes between, Deliberate reflecting back and picking back up Thanksgiving and Ending Specificity Specificity movement from to Raises question: Why hold off specificity till end? Infers Romans text foundation to Paul s plans Infers Pauline thanksgiving is thematic to letter Romans and Literary Echoes Text Terminology Text 1:1, 9 serve 15:16 1:1, 9 gospel 15:16 1:5, 8 obedience of faith 15:18 1:10, 13 desire to come 15:22 23 1:14 indebted 15:27 Romans and General to Specific Text Wording Text 1:13 hindered = collection 15:22, 25 1:11 come = through 15:24, 28 1:14 evangelize = Spain 15:24, 28 Romans and General to Specific Text Wording Travel 1:13; 15:22, 25 hindered = collection Jerusalem 1:11; 15: 24, 28 come = through Rome 1:14; 15:24, 28 evangelize = Spain Spain

Romans and Spain General Rome to Specific Corinth Text Wording Travel 1:13; 15:22, 25 hindered = collection Jerusalem 1:11; 15: 24, 28 come = through Rome 1:14; 15:24, 28 evangelize = Spain Spain Opening Enigmas (1:8, 13) Enigma 1: your faith is proclaimed Question: So why does Paul need to go? Next five verses on intent to visit (1:9 13) Suggests a trip to Rome is more about Paul Enigma 2: reap some harvest among you (1:13) Question: What do you mean by some harvest? Already strong believers ( faith is proclaimed ) Infers a double entendre in meaning Opening Enigmas (1:8, 13) Enigma 1: your faith is proclaimed Question: So why does Paul need to go? Next five verses on intent to visit (1:9 13) Hints: (1) the collection, (2) the Spanish mission Suggests a trip to Rome is more about Paul to be made more clear in letter ending () Enigma 2: reap some harvest among you (1:13) Question: What do you mean by some harvest? Already strong believers ( faith is proclaimed ) Infers a double entendre in meaning Rome Plans (1:9 13) Paul s prayer for Rome (1:9) Full circle: ending = shared prayer (15:30 32) gospel of his Son = core thought, 2/3 times Paul s Roman itinerary (1:10 13) Emphasized three times in four verses Within thanksgiving section = guiding thought Paul s itinerary = purpose of Romans

Paul prays for Rome (1:9) Rome prays for Paul (15:30) Rome Plans (1:9 13) Paul s prayer for Rome (1:9) 1:1 Full set circle: apart ending for the gospel = shared of prayer God (15:30 32) 1:9 gospel announcing of his Son the gospel = core of thought, his Son 2/3 times 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel Paul s Roman itinerary (1:10 13) Emphasized three times in four verses Within thanksgiving section = guiding thought Paul s itinerary = purpose of Romans Rome Plans (1:9 13) Paul s prayer for Rome (1:9) Full circle: ending = shared prayer (15:30 32) 1:10 succeed in coming to you gospel of his Son = core thought, 2/3 times 1:11 longing to see you 1:13 Paul s often Roman intended itinerary to come (1:10 13) Emphasized three times in four verses Within thanksgiving section = guiding thought Paul s itinerary = purpose of Romans Rome Plans (1:9 13) Paul s prayer for Rome (1:9) Full circle: ending = shared prayer (15:30 32) 1:11 share some spiritual gift gospel 1:12 be of his mutually Son = encouraged core thought, 2/3 times Paul s 1:13 Roman reap itinerary some harvest (1:10 13) Emphasized 1:15 proclaim three the times gospel in four verses Within thanksgiving section = guiding thought Paul s itinerary = purpose of Romans

Gentile Indebtedness (1:14 15) Greco-Roman categories (1:14) Rhetorical shift to non-jewish categories Synonymous paired terms Greco-Roman way to say the entire world Paul s eagerness to preach in Rome Heartbeat of empire, melting pot of world Culmination of his call (apostleship, mission) Gentile Indebtedness (1:14 15) Greeks and barbarians [uneducated] wise and foolish [uneducated] Greco-Roman categories (1:14) Rhetorical shift to non-jewish categories Synonymous paired terms Greco-Roman way to say the entire world Paul s eagerness to preach in Rome Heartbeat of empire, melting pot of world Culmination of his call (apostleship, mission) Paul s Mission (15:14 24) Paul s apostolic call and letter Called to Gentiles, so writing to Rome Offering Gentiles in priestly service of gospel Paul s completed work and strategy Jerusalem to Illyricum: fully preached Not building on another foundation (Isa 52:15) Eastern work prevented coming to Rome?

Paul s Mission (15:14 24) Paul s anticipated visit and Spain Rome visit, long desired, not final destination See you, and sent on by you to Spain Sent on : NT use infers missionary support Formal request for mission/financial aid Symbolic collection participation surfaces Implicit factor in reason for Romans topic Paul s Collection (15:25 29) Paul s Jerusalem itinerary Gentile support for Jerusalem saints Mutuality of spiritual and material blessings Presently interrupts planned visit to Rome Paul s faith in the Romans I will set out by way of you to Spain I will come in the fulness of messianic blessing Confidence of Rome being future mission base Paul s Collection (15:25 29) Paul s Jerusalem itinerary Gentile support for Jerusalem saints Mutuality Rome of spiritual will participate and material in collection. blessings Presently interrupts planned visit to Rome Paul s faith in the Romans I will set out by way of you to Spain I will come in the fulness of messianic blessing Confidence of Rome being future mission base Paul s Collection (15:25 29) Paul s Jerusalem itinerary Gentile support for Jerusalem saints Mutuality of spiritual and material blessings Presently interrupts planned visit to Rome Rome will affirm Paul s gospel. Paul s faith in the Romans I will set out by way of you to Spain I will come in the fulness of messianic blessing Confidence of Rome being future mission base

Two-fold concern Rescue from unbelievers in Judea Reception of Jerusalem saints The downside of but the rest Two-fold concern Rescue from unbelievers in Judea Reception of Jerusalem saints were hardened (Rom 11:7) The burden of according to Two-fold concern my gospel (Rom 2:16) Rescue from unbelievers in Judea Reception of Jerusalem saints Two-fold concern Full Rescue circle with from opening: unbelievers asking that in Judea by God s will I somehow at last may succeed in coming to you. (Rom 1:10) Reception of Jerusalem saints

Two-fold concern Rescue from unbelievers in Judea Full circle with opening: So that we may be encouraged mutually Reception by each other s of Jerusalem faith, both yours saints and mine. (Rom 1:12) Prayer as literary inclusio: creating spiritual bonds Paul spiritually joins the Romans in prayer in his opening Thanksgiving section (1:9 10) Paul asks the Romans spiritually to join with him in prayer in the ending section (15:30 32) Prayer as the final act of mutual consecration Paul secures Roman church, future mission Paul secures his spiritual legacy Paul prays for Rome (1:9) Rome prays for Paul (15:30) Peace Benediction (15:33) Greco-Roman letter genre analysis Paul adapts formulaic farewell Creates standard Pauline peace benediction Full circle with opening peace benediction (1:7) Shows literary inclusio technique Shows Romans letter body concluding in 15:33 Shows transition to Pauline autograph in 16:1

Romans: The Gospel of God Romans: An Introduction Introduction (1:1 17) God and Sin (1:18 3:20) God and Grace (3:21 8:39) God and Israel (9:1 11:36)