Book 45 of 66 · New Testament · Paul's Letters I
Romans
Romans is the 45th book of the Bible and the 6th of the 27 books of the New Testament. It belongs to the Paul's Letters I section (Pauline Letters) and has 16 chapters.
- Book number
- 45 of 66
- Testament
- New Testament (6 of 27)
- Section
- Paul's Letters I
- Group
- Pauline Letters
- Chapters
- 16
- Abbreviation
- Rom
- Comes after
- Acts
- Comes before
- 1 Corinthians
About Romans
Romans is Paul's fullest statement of the gospel, written to a church he had not yet visited. It explains justification by faith and the place of Israel, and closes with practical instruction.
Where is Romans in the Bible?
Open a Bible towards the back: Romans is book 45 of 66, right after Acts and just before 1 Corinthians. In the New Testament it is number 6 of 27, in the Paul's Letters I section (Paul's letters to churches).
Practise Romans
- Find Romans in Book Hunt — tap it on a shelf of all 66 spines before the timer runs out.
- What number is Romans? Book Number Blitz — drill book numbers 1 to 66 against the clock.
- Is Romans canon? Canon or Not — tell the real 66 from apocryphal and invented titles.
- Old or New? Testament Toss-Up — sort each book into its testament as fast as you can.
- Shelve Paul's Letters I in Order the Books — learn Romans's neighbours by placing the whole section in order.
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