ROMANS # 375, Sustaining knowledge of the bible requires repetition when studying it. (11-5-24)

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Romans 15:14 And concerning you, my brethren, I my-self also am convinced (v.rpi) that you yourselves are full of goodness, filled (v.rpi) with all knowledge, and able (pt.ppi) also to admonish (inf.pa), one another.

Extended verse:
Romans 15:14 And concerning you, my brethren, I my-self also stand convinced from receiving information from the past that you yourselves are full of goodness, being filled with all knowledge from the past so you can keep on receiving what is needed to continue ad-monishing one another.

This verse is where Paul started giving his concluding re-marks which last all the way to Rom.16:17. He made more closing remarks in Romans than in any other epistle. This could be due to the fact that he never visited the city or its churches and he wanted to establish personal relationships with his readers.

Paul was blunt and bold in speaking to the Romans in the doctrinal section of this epistle, but he was speaking to them in more of a gentle way because many of them now possessed the doctrinal qualities that he taught them.