A brief introduction to this commentary on Romans and an outline of how I broadly understand the argument of the letter can be found in the post on Open Source Theology ‘Reading Romans eschatologically’.
Romans 1-4: Israel justified by faith
Romans 1-4
Rom. 1:1-7 - Introduction
Rom. 1:16-18 - Salvation from the wrath of God
Rom. 1:19-32 - The consequences of idolatry
Rom. 2:1-11 - Storing up wrath
Rom. 2:12-16 - Hearers and doers of the law
Rom. 2:17-24 - If you are named a ‘Jew’
Rom. 2:25-29 - Circumcision of the heart
Rom. 3:1-8 - The faithfulness of God
Rom. 3:9-19 - None is righteous, not even one
Rom. 3:20 - Works of the law
Rom. 3:21-22 - The faithfulness of Jesus Christ
Rom. 3:22-26 - An ‘atonement’ in his blood
Rom. 3:27-31 - The God of Gentiles also
Rom. 4:1-8 - Reckoned as righteousness
Rom. 4:9-12 - Righteousness and the uncircumcised
Rom. 4:13-15 - The law brings wrath
Rom. 4:16-25 - Faith in the God who makes alive the dead
Romans 5-8: The law of the Spirit of life
Romans 5-8
Rom. 5:1-5 - The hope of the glory of God
Rom. 5:6-11 - While we were still sinners
Rom. 5:12-14 - Death reigned from Adam to Moses
Rom. 5:15-21 - The gift of grace is not like the trespass
Rom. 6: - Slaves of righteousness
Rom. 6:1-11 - Baptism into the death and resurrection of Christ
Rom. 6:12-14 - Weapons of righteousness
Rom. 7:1-6 - Discharged from the Law
Rom. 7:7-12 - The exploitation of the Law by sin
Rom. 8:18-25 - The eager longing of creation