The Epistle to the Romans

The Epistle to the Romans is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to early Christians in Rome. It explains core Christian beliefs, emphasizing that everyone has sinned and needs God's forgiveness. Paul discusses how Jesus' life, death, and resurrection make it possible for people to be restored to a right relationship with God, not through their own efforts but through faith. The letter explores themes of grace, righteousness, and the importance of living according to God's will. Overall, it presents a clear explanation of salvation and encourages believers to trust in God's plan for their lives.