Romans 15-16

In these last two chapters of this wonderful letter to the believers in the church in Rome, Paul first addresses three principles:

● That the strong are to bear the weakness of the weak, v1;
● That we who are free are to use our freedom to build up (edify) others, not use it for our own pleasure, v2,3;
● That the God who gives other gifts will give us the same attitude of mind toward each other, so that with one mind and one voice we will glorify God, v5,6.

Paul closes with recalling the names of more than twenty-five persons, some members of the church in Rome. It illustrates that each individual is important to God. May we never forget the importance of each other.