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Romans Introduction

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Romans Introduction - A Study Guide by Mark A. Copeland "THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS" Introduction AUTHOR: PAUL, the apostle (1:1) PLACE OF WRITING: CORINTH; as evident from the greetings of Gaius, who lived at Corinth (16:23; 1Co 1:14), and of Erastus, who had settled down there (16:23; 2Ti 4:20). Al

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