Romans 10
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 10 of 16
Chapter Summary
1 The scripture shows the difference between the righteousness of the law, and of faith, 11 and that all, both the Jew and anyone of the nations that believe, shall not be confounded.
Key Greek Words
Cross-References
- Joel 2:32
- Isaiah 52:7
- Isaiah 53:1
People & Context
The writer whose heart's pleasure and supplication to God is for Israel's salvation
The end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes; confessed as Lord Jesus and raised from the dead
Quoted as writing of the law's righteousness and as the first to declare God would provoke Israel by a non-nation
The prophet cited for 'who has believed our report?' and 'I was found by the ones not seeking Me'
Paul's kinsmen, zealous for God but not according to knowledge, a disobeying and contradicting people
Timeline
Israel sought righteousness through the law rather than faith . Paul declares that if one confesses Jesus as Lord and believes God raised Him, they will be saved, whether Jew or Greek .
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