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[[Paul]]'s '''Epistle to the Romans''' (often referred to as simply "Romans") is the sixth book in the [[New Testament]], or the 45th book in the [[Bible]]. Much of it's focus is on doctrine, therefore, some scholars believe that Paul was writing because the Romans did not understand the faith. In [[The New Student Bible]], the assertion was put forth that most Christians would bring Romans "if they could only have one book of the Bible on a deserted island".  

[[Paul]]'s '''Epistle to the Romans''' (often referred to as simply "Romans") is the sixth book in the [[New Testament]], or the 45th book in the [[Bible]]. Much of its focus is on doctrine, therefore, some scholars believe that Paul was writing because the Romans did not understand the faith. In [[The New Student Bible]], the assertion was put forth that most Christians would bring Romans "if they could only have one book of the Bible on a deserted island".  

==Authorship and Audience==  

==Authorship and Audience==