The Epistle to the Romans was written by Paul the Apostle around 55-57 A.D., probably while he was staying for an extended time in the city of Corinth. It is the longest of Paul’s letters and is ...

Discussion also includes Tacitus’s account of a particularly unsettling event in Annales 11.12–38 and its conceivable bearing on Romans. It then discusses Paul’s references to some women, to women in ...

Ernest De Witt Burton, Paul's Letter to the Romans, The Biblical World, Vol. 6, No. 5 (Nov., 1895), pp. 367-373 ... in Rome-The Gentile character of the Christian community-Gentile type of the ...

While the Apostle Paul and his entourage were in the Greek city of Corinth around the year 56 CE, he sent out the famed letter to the Romans. Except, a telling detail notes that it was actually a ...