The Epistle to the Romans is the most complete and detailed discussion of the truth of the gospel of salvation among the New Testament epistles. This book was compiled from a series of sermons delivered by the author during Sunday worship. It contains 152 concise and precise lessons, organized by topic and examined verse by verse, with each lesson including discussion questions. The aim is to help believers carefully study the essence of Romans, suitable for individual daily devotionals, fellowship group Bible studies, and Sunday school courses. The compilation of this book follows the 'Scripture interprets Scripture' principle of Reformed theology and also references commentaries and sermon collections from spiritual predecessors since the Reformation era. It uses 'sound doctrine and godly living' as the framework and guidance to elucidate the truth of salvation, explain church life, stir missionary zeal, and awaken spiritual devotion and praise.
