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• nay, we are confident even over our afflictions, knowing well that affliction gives rise to endurance, (Romans 5, 3)

• and endurance gives proof of our faith, and a proved faith gives ground for hope. (Romans 5, 4)

• Well then, one man commits a fault, and it brings condemnation upon all; one man makes amends, and it brings to all justification, that is, life. (Romans 5, 18)

• There was something the law could not do, because flesh and blood could not lend it the power; and this God has done, by sending us his own Son, in the fashion of our guilty nature, to make amends for our guilt. He has signed the death-warrant of sin in our nature, (Romans 8, 3)

• And if we are hoping for something still unseen, then we need endurance to wait for it. (Romans 8, 25)

• So it is that we read, I have been a friend to Jacob, and an enemy to Esau.✻ (Romans 9, 13)

• Nay, but who art thou, friend, to bandy words with God? Is the pot to ask the potter, Why hast thou fashioned me thus?✻ (Romans 9, 20)

• But, tell me, did the news never come to them? Why, yes; the utterance fills every land, the message reaches the ends of the world.✻ (Romans 10, 18)

• Tell me, then, has God disowned his people? That is not to be thought of. Why, I am an Israelite myself, descended from Abraham; Benjamin is my tribe. (Romans 11, 1)

• Rather, arm yourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ; spend no more thought on nature and nature’s appetites. (Romans 13, 14)

• (so we read in scripture, As I live, says the Lord, there is no knee but shall bend before me, no tongue but shall pay homage to God);✻ (Romans 14, 11)

• (See how all the words written long ago were written for our instruction; we were to derive hope from that message of endurance and courage which the scriptures bring us.) (Romans 15, 4)