The Gospel according to Paul: Romans (Biblia.com)

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It is the most systematic and logical doctrinal book of the Apostle Paul. It was not written to answer a specific problem but it is the most neutral of Paul’s writings. Paul was called to be the apostle to the Gentiles but he addresses both Jews and Gentiles and his letter shapes the life and teaching of Jesus into bedrock truths for the church of all ages.

8:28 “all things” The ancient Greek uncial manuscripts A and B have “God causes all things.” The Papyri manuscript P46 has “God” as the subject of “working together.” It is even grammatically possible that the subject of v. 28 is “the Spirit” (cf. v. 27 and NEB and REB). This verse also relates to “the sufferings” of vv. 17–18; and the “groanings” of v. 23. There is no such thing as luck, fate, or chance in relation to believers. © “to work together for good” This is PRESENT ACTIVE INDICATIVE. This

Romans 8:28

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