Welcome to the Bible Study. I'm Stephen Lawson, President of One Passion Ministries.

And each week I will teach verse by verse through the passage of scripture

so that you can better understand the word of God

and put it into practice in your life. Join me now as we look together into this

section of the Bible. We're in the study of Romans, the Book of Romans, and we're in Romans 3 and 27 to 31 today, great study.

If you're a note taker, the title of this is three great implications, three great implications.

implications.

So just by way of reorientation,

just to remind you, the Apostle Paul wrote this letter and he's never been to Rome. He's not

met the people to whom he's writing this letter. And as you open your Bible, the Book of Romans is the first

epistle. It's not the first epistle that Paul wrote. It's the fifth epistle that Paul wrote. But it's placed here first because

it's of first importance. It is the epistle. If you're going to know one epistle, this is the epistle to know. It is Paul's

Magnum Opus, The Great Writing. A simple way to remember this on Paul's first missionary journey at the end of it, he wrote one letter.

During the second missionary journey, he wrote two letters.

And during the third missionary journey, he wrote three letters.

one two three.

At the end of the first missionary journey he wrote Galatians.

During the second missionary journey he wrote Galatians.

During the second missionary journey he wrote first and second

Thessalonians so that would be the second third

letters that he wrote on the third missionary journey he wrote

three letters first and second Corinthians and Romans. As Paul

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