Romans

1. Spirit – The third person of the Trinity, who empowers believers and guides them into truth.
4. – Unmerited favor from God, the basis for salvation.
8. – The commandments given by God, which reveal sin and guide righteous living.
10. – The act of following God’s commands and living according to His will.
12. – Refers to human nature apart from the guidance of the Holy Spirit, often linked to sinful desires.
13. – The act of being bought back from sin through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
15. – God’s favor and blessing freely given, not earned by works.
16. – The deliverance from sin and its consequences, granted through Jesus Christ.
17. – The liberation from sin and death through Jesus Christ.
18. – The act of being declared righteous by God through faith in Jesus Christ.
19. – The confident expectation of God’s promises being fulfilled in the future.

2. – The selfless, sacrificial love that reflects God’s character and love for humanity.
3. – The state of being morally right or justifiable before God.
5. – The reconciliation between God and humanity through the death of Jesus Christ.
6. – The process of being made holy, growing in Christlikeness after salvation.
7. – The divine splendor and honor of God, revealed in His presence and actions.
9. – The act of rebellion against God’s will, leading to separation from Him.
11. – The rising of Jesus from the dead, and the future resurrection of believers to eternal life.
14. – The state of being reconciled with God through Jesus Christ.
17. – Complete trust or confidence in God and His promises.