Romans-Ephesians: The Letter to the Roman Church & Letters From a Roman Prison
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Number of Lessons: 3Avg. Lesson Length: 25 MinutesTime Required: 3 Hours MinimumLevel: IntermediateDescription
Rome was the capital of the world. Although Paul hadn’t yet visited there when he wrote his epistle to the Christians at Rome, he wanted to make certain they were clear on what the Gospel really was. In the Roman epistle, we have Paul’s great theological statement on God’s salvation. Later, Paul was imprisoned in Rome while waiting for his trial before Caesar. While there, he wrote four letters. In this course, Romans – Ephesians: The Letter to the Roman Church & Letters from a Roman Prison, we study the letters Paul wrote both to and from Rome.
With this course you will also receive Ray C. Stedman’s teaching commentary related to this section of the Bible.
Reviews
I love the book of Romans. This lesson showed me why. By outlining it in a way that allows me to truly understand it better than ever before! This leads me into the prison books, which share a lot of what Paul teaches in Romans.
KimLove seeing archeology prove things from the scriptures!
DianaProfessor
Craig L. Blomberg, PhD- University of Aberdeen in Scotland, PhD
- Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, MA
- Augustana College, BA
Objectives
- To introduce students to survey information related to the New Testament.
- To help develop critical and practical aptitudes in understanding the Bible.
- To provide scholarly information that will foster a better understanding of the historical and biblical context of the New Testament.
Activities
Video LecturesAudio LecturesTranscriptsDiscussion QuestionsHandoutsQuizzes & ExamsLearning Paths
Advanced Biblical StudiesDetails
Reviews
Another great and informative course
GlenLiked this course and the archeology is interesting.
DonaldGood course. I learned some new information about archaeological work.
BarryGreat lesson
MichaelExcellent course!
GinaThe course was valuable and interesting. I learned a lot about the prison epistles and archaeological findings that collaborate with scripture.
CathleenGood content and insights. I particularly enjoyed the lesson on Archaeological Evidence, and how it has added to Biblical studies.
DaleIt is good to view these books of the Bible as letters written from prison where Paul could have time to listen to the Lord and communicate to us how a Christian should live. I think it was good to talk about salvation being by faith alone but emphasizing that does not mean we should live like the rest of the world. On the contrary, if salvation has truly come and we are new creations, we should see the Lord at work in all areas of our life and our life become more like Christ’s life as we walk with the Lord.
The last lesson on archeology was a bit heavy for someone not really acquainted with that field but it did bring out some important information about all that has been discovered to verify the truth of Scripture. That was the hardest part for me to digest but I know it is important.
JamesFascinating information on archaeology and history.
DorothyA very nice introduction to the prison letters. Thank you.
Pamela