Reading the Book of Romans

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Spirit Breakfast 23/3/2021



Bible Passage: Romans 1:2-6 (The Passion Translation)


2. My commission is to preach the good news. Yet it is not entirely new, but the fulfillment of the hope promised to us through the many prophecies found in the sacred Scriptures. 


3 For the gospel is all about God’s Son. As a man he descended from David’s royal lineage, 


4 but as the mighty Son of God he was raised from the dead and miraculously set apart with a display of triumphant power supplied by the Spirit of Holiness. And now Jesus is our Lord and our Messiah. 


5 Through him a joy-producing grace cascaded into us, empowering us with the gift of apostleship, so that we can win people from every nation into a faithful commitment to Jesus, to bring honor to his name. 


6 And you are among the chosen ones who received the call to belong to Jesus, the Anointed One.



Prayer: Henceforth, your head will not lack the oil of God's anointing in Jesus name. 


Stay Graced...


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