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Grace Bible: The Book of Romans (Black and White Version)

[Paperback]

by James Wood

Author
James Wood
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently Published
Published
September 2019

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This is the Black and White version of the 'Grace Bible: The Book of Romans.'Ever wondered what Romans was all about? Though you have read it like me hundreds of times and wondered, 'What is missing?' The translation is my 30 plus years of research into the linguistics of Greek words from the quotes out of the Hebrew. It answers questions like, 'Why does the Old Testament talk about 'justice' but why is that word totally missing from the New Testament?' It also tries to answer, 'What are the Spirits of God.' Yet, it actually opens up more questions than it answers. This is not an authoritative direct translation of Romans, but may fill in some missing pieces that the readers of that age understood, yet we do not get. Warning: if you are highly religious this book may offend you, but if you are a sealer of truth it may add some insights into the Seven Spirits of God and the overall Spirits of God.