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| + | In the second verse of the first chapter of the [[Apostle Paul]]'s letter to the chuch of Rome Paul connects the [[gospel]] of God in Jesus Christ is actually linked and connected with the [[Old Testament]] and predicted by the prophets. | ||
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| + | ===Original language - Greek=== | ||
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| + | The original text of Romans 1:2 reads | ||
| + | : ''{{greek_verse|romans|1|2}}'' | ||
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| + | Paul uses the relative clause `o to link the good news with the Old Testament showing with the participle [[προεπηγγειλατο]] that it was something promised by God in the Holy Scriptures (γραφαις `αγιαις). As such Paul contends that this good news is not something that is new and has come out of the blue but has been revealed in the Scriptures all along. | ||
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Commentary
In the second verse of the first chapter of the Apostle Paul's letter to the chuch of Rome Paul connects the gospel of God in Jesus Christ is actually linked and connected with the Old Testament and predicted by the prophets.
Original language - Greek
The original text of Romans 1:2 reads
Paul uses the relative clause `o to link the good news with the Old Testament showing with the participle προεπηγγειλατο that it was something promised by God in the Holy Scriptures (γραφαις `αγιαις). As such Paul contends that this good news is not something that is new and has come out of the blue but has been revealed in the Scriptures all along.
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