Paul's Romans 1 argues God's active judgment through abandonment to immorality, resulting in ethical collapse and divine wrath evident today.

Paul's gospel affirms that faith fulfills the law's purpose, highlighting righteousness through divine provision, not legalistic observance or human...

Romans 8 teaches that the Spirit intercedes not through mystical prompting, but through divine providence—ensuring our prayers align with God’s...

Romans 1:22-32 describes humanity's moral decline stemming from idolatry, emphasizing God's judicial abandonment and its societal consequences.

Romans 1:22-32 describes humanity's moral decline stemming from idolatry, emphasizing God's judicial abandonment and its societal consequences.

Paul’s concept of σωτηρία encompasses divine rescue, ongoing transformation, and future glorification, emphasizing a communal and dynamic...

Paul's writings in 2 Thessalonians emphasize eternal destruction as divine justice, contrasting with ideas of torment or universalism.

Paul's theology emphasizes "righteousness of God" as covenantal justice revealed through Christ, fulfilling promises without compromising God's...

Sanctification is an essential, ongoing transformation for believers, reflecting God’s will through moral purity and active participation in faith.

Paul's theology presents reconciliation as a legal act initiated by God through Christ's atonement, ensuring believers' restoration to divine favor.