Romans 8

The happy state of those who believe in Christ, and walk under the influence of his Spirit, Romans 8:1 , Romans 8:2 . The design of God in sending his Son into the world was to redeem men from sin, Romans 8:3 , Romans 8:4 . The miserable state of the carnally minded, Romans 8:6-8 . How Christ lives and works in his followers; their blessedness here, and their happiness hereafter, Romans 8:9-17 . Sufferings are the common lot of all men; and from which Gentiles and Jews have the hope of being finally delivered, Romans 8:18-23 . The use and importance of hope, Romans 8:24 , Romans 8:25 . The Spirit makes intercession for the followers of Christ, Romans 8:26 , Romans 8:27 . All things work together for good to them that love God, and who act according to his gracious purpose in calling them, Romans 8:28 . The means used to bring men to eternal glory, Romans 8:29 , Romans 8:30 . The great blessedness, confidence, and security of all genuine Christians, whom, while they hold fast faith and a good conscience, nothing can separate from the love of God, Romans 8:31-39 .