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| + | #REDIRECT [[Bible:Romans 1:2]] |
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| − | ==Commentary==
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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
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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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| − | {{returnto}} [[Christianity]] -> [[Bible]] -> [[New Testament]] -> [[Epistles]] -> [[Pauline epistles]] -> [[Romans]] -> [[Romans 1]]
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