Verse 1:27 of this work features an account of God's wrath against a sinful humanity engaging in unnatural homosexual acts.
Verse 1:27 of this work features an account of God's wrath against a sinful humanity engaging in unnatural homosexual acts. It features the claim that the Jews will be saved and that "the wage of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life." Catholics point to chapter two of this work as evidence of (*) works as necessary for salvation rather than faith alone, although it was essential for Martin Luther's formulation of faith alone This is also the title of the first work of the Swiss theologian Karl Barth. For 10 points, name this work transcribed by Tertius, the longest Pauline epistle, which comes after Acts in the New Testament and was addressed to members of a certain Italian city.
Verse 1:27 of this work features an account of God's wrath against a sinful humanity engaging in unnatural homosexual acts.
Epistle to the Romans