KnowraEpistle to the RomansLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Epistle to the Romans, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 7Related 1Compared with 4Paul the ApostleBroader topic: It offers his most sustained surviving exposition of the gospel.Pauline epistlesBroader topic: Its sustained argument offers an unusually extensive presentation of Pauline theology.Justification by faithBroader topic: Its treatment of justification became a key scriptural basis for later debates.SalvationBroader topic: Its sustained argument became a foundational source for Christian accounts of salvation.Epistle of JamesCompared with: Its account of justification provides the most influential comparison with James 2.Epistle to the GalatiansRelated: Romans revisits justification and the law with a broader and more sustained argument.Karl BarthBroader topic: Its stark account of divine judgment and grace announced Barth’s theological turn.Epistle to the HebrewsCompared with: Romans and Hebrews offer distinct accounts of covenant and salvation despite sharing scriptural ground.SamnitesCompared with: Roman accounts cast the Samnites as rivals in wars over Italy.Pauline authorshipBroader topic: Its authorship is among the least disputed cases in the Pauline collection.Epistle to the EphesiansCompared with: Romans develops salvation at length, while Ephesians emphasizes the church’s unity in Christ.New Perspective on PaulBroader topic: New Perspective scholars reread its claims about justification and Israel in their Jewish context.