Romans 15

Paul urges strong believers to bear with the weak, please neighbors for edification, and follow Christ's example of self-sacrifice, while expressing confidence in the Romans' maturity and boasting in his priestly ministry to the Gentiles through Christ Jesus.[1][2][3] He recounts his missionary journeys from Jerusalem to Illyricum, plans to visit Rome en route to Spain after delivering aid from Macedonia and Achaia to poor saints in Jerusalem, and requests prayers for deliverance from unbelievers, acceptance of the gift, and joyful fellowship.[1][2][3]

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