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In Romans Paul provides the fullest and grandest picture of the gospel in the New Testament. His horizons embrace time and eternity, the past, present and future of humanity, and the amazing freedom given by God through Jesus Christ.

Romans 8 is without doubt one of the best-known, best-loved chapters of the Bible. If in Romans 7 Paul has been preoccupied with the place of the law, in Romans 8 his preoccupation is with the work of the Spirit. In chapter 7 the law and its synonyms were mentioned some thirty-one times, but the Holy Spirit only once (6), whereas in the first twenty-seven verses of chapter 8 he is referred to nineteen times by name. The essential contrast which Paul paints
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