Scot Dryer - The Book of Romans - Hebrew Roots\ Messianic Perspective - 1 of 12

The Book of Romans - Hebrew Roots\ Messianic Perspective - 1 of 12

Emphasis - Romans: This is a verse by verse look at the overwhelming majority of Paul's letter to the believers in Rome. This epistle is death to lawless doctrine while perversions of it are key to many of them. This deals with the tough issues including dietary, keeping certain days, God's Son as the "focus of the torah," the law being performed in the believer, the "law of sin" vs. "the law of God," hearing the word vs. doing\performing the word. Also discussed is "the curse of the law," what it is and what it is not! What law are we freed from in Messiah? To what are we no longer slaves? Will all of Israel be saved and who in the world is Paul talking about when referring to the "Israel" that will ALL be saved? What about when he says, "They are not all Israel, who are of Israel." What in the world is he talking about? What does it mean to be "grafted into the Israel of God?" What branches are "broken off?" Who is grafted in? What causes one to be "broken off?"

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• Hebrew Roots
• Messianic Jew
• Messianic Israel
• Romans
• Paul
• dietary law
• new covenant
• days
• months
• years
• no longer under the law
• the law of sin and death
• wild branches
• natural branches
• grafted in