The Righteousness Of God Revealed

The class explores the epistle to the Romans, focusing on Paul's role as an apostle to the Gentiles and the gospel of God. It emphasizes the atonement, salvation, and the relationship between God and humanity through Christ.

The class covers Romans 1, focusing on Paul's thanksgiving to God and the righteousness of faith. It emphasizes the importance of faith in God's atonement and the consequences of rejecting God's image.

The class discusses Romans 2, focusing on the theme of man's failure to attain God's righteousness and the basis of individual responsibility before God. It emphasizes that judgment will be according to truth and deeds, applying to all, regardless of nationality or religious background.

The class discusses Romans 3, focusing on Paul's arguments against Jewish objections to his teachings on righteousness through faith. It covers the themes of God's righteousness, the futility of human righteousness, and the necessity of faith in Christ.

The class discusses Romans 3:28-4:25, focusing on justification by faith without works, using Abraham and David as examples. It emphasizes God's righteousness and grace in forgiving sins, contrasting human righteousness with divine imputation of righteousness.

The class explores the concept of justification by faith in Romans 5, emphasizing the peace, hope, and love that come from God's righteousness. It highlights God's love in sending Jesus to die for sinners, contrasting human reactions with divine love.

The class explores the geography of the land of Israel as described in Deuteronomy, emphasizing the contrast between the land of Egypt and the promised land. It highlights the importance of the land's natural features in teaching the Israelites about their dependence on God and the lessons of righteousness.