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THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS |
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ROMANS -
Introductory Remarks:
(Romans and
Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 1-3) |
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Introduction, Romans 1:1-17
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 4-6a) |
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Division 1 - Doctrinal, Romans 1:18-8:39
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 6b-19)
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Division 2 - Dispensational, Romans 9-11
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 20-24)
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Division 3 - Exhortational,
Romans 12:1-15:7
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 25-27a)
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Conclusion, Romans 15:8-16:27
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 27b-28)
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THE EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS |
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Introduction,
Characteristics, and Summary Outline
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 29-32a) |
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Analysis of
Galatians (follows outline by W. Graham Scroggie) |
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I.
Introduction, 1:1-10
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 32b-33a)
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II. Paul Vindicates
His Apostolic Authority. 1:11-2:11
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 33b-35a)
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III. The Doctrinal
Argument, 3:1-5:1
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 35b-37a) |
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IV. A Practical
Exhortation to Enter Into the Full Consequences of Their Spiritual
Liberation 5:2-6:10
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 37b-39a)
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V. Conclusion
(Romans and Galatians, PCB 1965: p. 39b) |
