Bible (YLT) NT 06: Epistle to the Romans

The Epistle to the Romans, authored by Paul, is the sixth book of the New Testament, written to the Christian community in Rome. Composed in the 1st century AD, it systematically outlines key tenets of Christian faith, addressing themes such as human depravity, the necessity of salvation through faith in Christ, and the ethical implications of this salvation for believers. This letter is notable for its theological depth and is considered foundational for Christian doctrine.