Romans 8 (overview)

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The eight chapter of the Epistle to the Romans is one of the most beautiful and stirring passages of the Bible. It begins with the great declaration that there is no condemation for those who belong to Jesus. It reminds us that Christians are forgiven people whose sins have been forgiven by God. Its final verses tell us that nothing can separate us from God's great love.



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