A Review of Rose Publishing’s Romans pamphlet.
Discovery of what God said and what it means for us today
can be hard to accomplish with some books and study Bibles. It seems they want
us to see what they see more than what God wants us to receive.
Paul’s letter to the Church in Rome has been instrumental in
changing the lives of many among them, Augustine and Martin Luther two of
Christianity’s greatest leaders.
This pamphlet’s primary strength is a clear presentation of
the teachings in the letter to the Roman Christians so that we might apply them
in our lives today. I particularly like
that it gives concise definitions to terms we hear in church but do not often
use in the Biblical way in our lives. These include Redemption, Ransom,
Atonement and Justification. The colorful format, design and writing style
allow you to move through the powerful truths presented with ease.
I have found this to be much more than a simple pamphlet in
my walk with God.
Rose Publishing
provided me a copy of this material for an honest review.
You've heard about salvation. . .grace. . .and righteousness in the Book of Romans. But have you ever wondered what they really mean?
Rose Publishing's Romans, a 14–panel, full–color pamphlet, covers these cornerstone concepts—and more! This convenient pamphlet explains each section of Paul's epistle in an easy-to-understand way, answering questions, such as: What does it mean to be saved? How can I live a righteous life? and How can I please God?
This pamphlet tells you what you need to know without losing you in theological lingo, making it easier than ever to glean wisdom from Romans by offering—
- An outline of the book
- Section-by-section explanation/commentary
- Life application questions
- Charts, displaying information such as the difference between "Dead to sin" and "Alive in Christ"
- Key verses, themes, and applications
Easily access basic background information, such as—
- Who wrote the letter?
- When was it written?
- Who was it written for?
- What was the purpose of the letter?
- How is the letter relevant to today's believers?
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