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 The Epistle to the Romans

It is generally agreed that The Epistle to the Romans is one of the most comprehensive and majestic Christian writings; for sure, it is the longest of Paul's letters with about 7,100 words.  Its powerful message has inspired people throughout the centuries.  It is not an easy epistle to study, but it yields rich dividends to anyone who has taken the time to study it seriously.  Although written almost 2,000 years ago, there is no doubt this epistle still plays a vital role in the life of the Church today.

Paul's flow of thought and syntax throughout this grand Epistle requires careful analysis.  Paul's style of placing the main verb at the beginning of declarative clauses and after the connecting particle is predominate (e.g. 1:11, 13, 16, 18, 21, 22, 24, 26, 28).  However, in some cases the subject comes before the verb (e.g. 1:17, 19, 20).  Paul frequently places the adjective or adjectival phrase after the noun with the repeated article.  Furthermore, The Epistle to the Romans is an excellent example of Paul's protracted sentence structure.  For example, from Romans 1:1--5:11, there are 117 main verbs and 80 subordinate verbs.  This causes the sentences to become rather long and thus more "literary" than anything in Luke-Acts.


Sample images from The Epistle to the Romans (click to enlarge in a new window)
NTGreek In Diagram: Romans 2:5-8 NTGreek In Diagram: Romans 3:25-26 NTGreek In Diagram: Romans 7:1-2 NTGreek In Diagram: Romans 13:3b-4
Romans 2:5-8 Romans 3:25-26 Romans 7:1-2 Romans 13:3b-4
(Downloadable PDF Samples)

The Epistle to the Romans is also part of The Pauline Epistles Collection.


In addition to the above traditional single-paged format, overviews for entire paragraphs and chapters are included with The Epistle to the Romans by means of expanded page dimensions.  Although these overviews are not designed to be printed, they will be helpful to orientate the user to the overall syntactical structure of a sentence/paragraph.  For example, in conjunction with a classroom computer and a LCD projector, these overviews will add a visual learning dimension that has never been possible before in the history of NTGreek diagramming.

The Epistle to the Romans is bookmarked by chapter and verse for easier reference.  And if you should decide later to upgrade to the NTGreek In Diagram Membership, you will not lose any previously paid amount.

Because of Paul's involved literary syntax and the moderate amount of vocabulary required to read this Epistle, it is recommended that these diagrams be purchased after at least four semesters of Greek.

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  • All verbal forms in the diagrams are color-coded.  Finite verbs are in red, participles in blue, and infinitives in purple.

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  • In addition to the traditional single-paged format, overviews for entire paragraphs and chapters are included by means of expanded page dimensions.  Although these overviews are not designed to be printed, they will be helpful to orientate the user to the overall syntactical structure of a sentence/paragraph.  In conjunction with a classroom computer and a LCD projector, these overviews will add a visual learning dimension that has never been possible before in the history of NTGreek diagramming. 

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