We delve into Romans(In English, 2023).

Prologue.

The image of God inherent in all things is manifested through the workings of the Holy Spirit in Jesus Christ. The Apostle Paul also experiences the divine nature when the Holy Spirit comes upon him in Damascus. The Holy Spirit is the light of the essence, seen as the breath of the spiritual wind. By awakening the true moral nature, the spirit comes to life. Around A.D. 57, when the third missionary journey was coming to an end, Paul stayed in Corinth for three months and during that time, he wrote the remarkable Epistle to the Romans. Justification by the Holy Spirit, sanctification that embodies the law through love, and spiritualization that brings the law to fruition as fruit are unfolded in four paragraphs spanning chapters 1-4, 5-8, 9-11, and 12-16. The English original reference used is the King James Version (KJV). It is a translation of the Bible into English that was commissioned by King James I of England in 1607 and is known as the Authorized Version in the British realm.

Prologue.
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1. He prepares for God's righteousness_Romans 1:1-17.
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2. The divinity of God_Romans 1:18-32.
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3. The Law of Jews and the Law of Gentiles_Romans 2:1-3:8.
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4. The law and conscience before obtaining righteousness_Romans 3:9-20.
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5. Establish the law firmly through spiritual discernment_Romans 3:21-31.
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6. Abraham is the mirror of justification_Romans 4:1-25.
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7. Death reigns, yet grace also reigns unto eternal life_Romans 5:1-21.
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8. I live in the darkness of the ego, but through the light_Romans 6:1-23.
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9. Who shall deliver me from the body of this death?_Romans 7:1-25.
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10. We strive for glorious freedom_Romans 8:1-39.
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11. Paul speaks of Israel_Romans 9:1-29.
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12. Paul engages in scolding, envy, and jealousy towards his fellow Jewish Christians_Romans 9:30-10:21.
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13. The harm caused by Paul's linear thinking_Romans 11:1-36.
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14. Now it is high time to awake out of sleep_Romans 12:1-13:14.
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15. All establish the church_Romans 14:1-15:13.
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16. Tireless passion_Romans 15:14-16:27.
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