Romans 15: Receive One Another
Following Christ, who pleased not Himself, the strong bear with the weak so that Jew and Gentile glorify God with one voice, and Paul, the Gentiles' minister, lays his plans for Jerusalem, Rome, and Spain in God's hands and asks the church to strive with him in prayer.
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Explain how Romans 15:1-13 completes the argument of Romans 14 and reaches its goal in Jew and Gentile praising God together.
Trace Paul's chain of Old Testament quotations in 15:9-12 and what it shows about God's plan for the Gentiles and His promises to Israel.
Describe Paul's ministry in 15:14-21 in its priestly language, and explain the place of signs and wonders in it.
Follow Paul's plans for Jerusalem, Rome, and Spain, compare them with what Acts records, and learn to hold plans under the will of God.