Romans | The Bible (KJV) King James Version | New Testament

Listen to the full Epistle to the Romans in the King James Version (KJV) with text.

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📖 Chapters
0:00 Romans 1. The Sinfulness of Humanity and God’s Wrath Against Sin
4:45 Romans 2. God’s Righteous Judgment and the Law
8:40 Romans 3. All Have Sinned, but Justification Comes Through Faith
12:28 Romans 4. Abraham’s Faith and Righteousness by Faith
16:13 Romans 5. Peace with God Through Christ and the Gift of Grace
19:29 Romans 6. Freedom from Sin and New Life in Christ
22:52 Romans 7. The Struggle Between Sin and the Law
26:41 Romans 8. Life in the Spirit and the Assurance of Salvation
32:52 Romans 9. God’s Sovereign Choice and Israel’s Role in Salvation
37:52 Romans 10. Salvation Is for Everyone Who Calls on the Lord
40:56 Romans 11. The Remnant of Israel and God’s Mercy on All
46:42 Romans 12. A Living Sacrifice and Christian Conduct
49:39 Romans 13. Submission to Authorities and the Law of Love
52:12 Romans 14. Do Not Judge Others in Matters of Conscience
55:45 Romans 15. Paul’s Mission and the Unity of Jews and Gentiles
1:00:31 Romans 16. Personal Greetings and Final Encouragement

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The Book of Romans is the sixth book of the New Testament and one of the most influential letters written by the Apostle Paul. Addressed to the Christian community in Rome, it was written around AD 56–58 while Paul was in Corinth, preparing for his journey to Jerusalem. Unlike Paul's other letters, which address specific church issues, Romans is a comprehensive theological explanation of the gospel, outlining the core principles of sin, salvation, faith, grace, and righteousness. It is considered Paul’s most systematic and doctrinally rich letter, laying the foundation for Christian belief and practice.

The letter begins with Paul introducing himself as a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, emphasizing that the gospel is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, first to the Jew and then to the Gentile. He explains that humanity is universally sinful, stating that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and that because of sin, people are separated from God and under His judgment. However, Paul presents the solution—justification by faith in Jesus Christ. He declares that righteousness is not achieved through works or the Law but through faith in Jesus, who died for our sins and was raised for our justification.

Paul uses the example of Abraham to illustrate that faith, not the Law, is what makes a person righteous before God. He contrasts Adam’s sin, which brought death to humanity, with Christ’s obedience, which brings life and redemption. He explains that believers are freed from sin and made alive in Christ, emphasizing that through baptism, they die to sin and rise to new life in Him. He also addresses the ongoing struggle with sin, acknowledging that even believers wrestle with their old nature but find victory through the Holy Spirit, who enables them to live according to God’s will.

Romans also highlights God’s sovereignty and His plan for Israel, explaining that although many Jews rejected Jesus, God’s promises remain, and He will ultimately bring both Jews and Gentiles into His redemptive plan. Paul warns against spiritual pride, urging believers to recognize that salvation is a gift of grace and that God’s mercy extends to all who believe.

The final chapters focus on practical Christian living, urging believers to offer themselves as living sacrifices, be transformed by the renewing of their minds, and love one another sincerely. Paul teaches about submission to governing authorities, avoiding divisions, and using spiritual gifts for the good of the Church. He emphasizes unity, urging Jewish and Gentile believers to accept one another as Christ accepted them.

The Book of Romans is a profound theological masterpiece that has shaped Christian doctrine for centuries. It presents the gospel as the power of God for salvation, accessible to all who believe, regardless of background or works. It calls believers to live by faith, in grace, and with love, showing that the righteousness of God is revealed through Jesus Christ alone.

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