1. Romans 14:1–23 (ESV)
  2. Structure and outline

The structure of Romans 14

Romans 14:1–23 (ESV)

1 As for the one who is weak in faith, welcome him, but not to quarrel over opinions.

Paul addresses the way in which the church should deal with the differences in Romans 14:1 – 15:13. He writes about accepting one another in Romans 14:1–12. In Romans 14:13–23 he underlines not to cause your brother or sister to stumble. And in Romans 15:1–7 he explains that unity is necessary to glorify God together.

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