Romans Chapter 4 Bible Study for Women
Romans Chapter 4 Commentary and a 1 Day Bible Study Plan for Women Theme: Justification by Faith Alone — Apart From Works, Law, or Ritual Romans 4 is Paul’s Spirit‑led courtroom demonstration that God justifies the ungodly by faith alone, using Abraham and David as witnesses. This chapter is the backbone of Mid‑Acts teaching on grace: righteousness is imputed, not earned; believed, not performed; received, not achieved. Paul shows that this principle was true before the Law, before circumcision, and before Israel’s covenant identity—making Abraham the father of all who believe, whether Jew or Gentile. 📖 Section‑by‑Section Commentary 1. Abraham Was Not Justified by Works (Romans 4:1–4) Key verse: “For if Abraham were justified by works, he hath whereof to glory; but not before God.” (v.2) Paul begins by dismantling the idea that Abraham’s righteousness came from his obedience. If works could justify, Abraham could boast—but no flesh can glory before God. Mid‑Acts emphasis: ...
