Rom 15:14 | MHM | STEP | Paul Commends the Brethren In this section, Paul finishes his letter by speaking kindly about the Christians in Rome. Even though he sometimes corrected them, he now praises their character and faith. He wants to encourage them and explain why he wrote so boldly, even though he has never met them in person. Paul also explains his role as an apostle to the Gentiles, showing that his instructions come from God’s calling and not from personal ambition. v. 14 : Paul tells the Roman believers that he is sure they are full of goodness, filled with all knowledge, and able to instruct one another (Romans 15:14 ). Their faith and character are well known, just as he said at the start of his letter: Your faith is spoken of throughout the world (Romans 1:8 ). Paul’s praise is honest. He believes it is important to recognize and encourage good things in others. This helps build up the church and inspires everyone to grow in faith and unity.

‏ Romans 15:14

Paul Commends the Brethren

In this section, Paul finishes his letter by speaking kindly about the Christians in Rome. Even though he sometimes corrected them, he now praises their character and faith. He wants to encourage them and explain why he wrote so boldly, even though he has never met them in person. Paul also explains his role as an apostle to the Gentiles, showing that his instructions come from God’s calling and not from personal ambition.

v. 14: Paul tells the Roman believers that he is sure they are full of goodness, filled with all knowledge, and able to instruct one another (Romans 15:14 ^a). Their faith and character are well known, just as he said at the start of his letter: Your faith is spoken of throughout the world (Romans 1:8 ^b). Paul’s praise is honest. He believes it is important to recognize and encourage good things in others. This helps build up the church and inspires everyone to grow in faith and unity.