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Introduction to Romans Author The apostle Paul was the inspired author of this book – 1:1. Horne states: “…this Epistle has always been acknowledged to be a genuine and authentic production of Saint Paul …” Consider a few facts we know about Paul: * He was present at Stephen’s death (Acts 7).
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