Book of Romans

 The Book of Romans contains some powerful chapters in the Bible (New Testament) where the Apostle Paul discusses the harmony of salvation and righteousness through faith in Jesus Christ. The highlight of this book is Chapter 10, in which Paul expresses his deep desire for the salvation of Israel. He realizes their passion for God but laments their lack of understanding of God's righteousness. Instead of submitting to God's righteousness, they sought to establish their own.

Paul underscores that Christ is the culmination of the law, providing righteousness to everyone who is a believer. He explains that salvation is attainable for all, both Jews and Gentiles, through faith. Key verses highlight that belief in the heart leads to rectitude, and confession with the mouth leads to salvation. Paul strengthens that "everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved" (Romans 10:13). This inclusivity should reassure you of the vastness of God's love and mercy.

Similarly, Paul addresses the importance of preaching and listening to the gospel, as faith comes from hearing the message of Christ. He also reflects on the denial of the gospel by many in Israel and emphasizes that righteousness and salvation are open to anyone who believes without distinction.