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ROMANS 1:1-27 Title. + ACTS 28. “The Power of the Gospel”. Geneva Bible, printed in London by Robert Barker, 1606. Copious notes. Reference: Herbert 285. Quarto: 8.2″ x 6.0″. Ruled-in-Red, gold-gilt edges. On fine linen rag. FINE condition overall; some minor spots. Full headings and nearly full red headlines (see pics). COA on premium “gold leaf” paper w. gold seal. GENERAL TITLE LEAF TO BIBLE (last pictured) NOT INCLUDED. At the very start of Paul’s most expansive theological letter, he sets out the gospel in 1:2-4 and applies it to Jews and Gentiles alike in v.16. The gospel is powerful because it frees those who trust in Christ from any concern about the coming judgment. In a happy twist, Acts 28 recounts Paul’s final years in Rome, proclaiming the gospel in fulfillment of his calling (1:1, 15).
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