This article demonstrates the significance of Romans through syntactical and punctuation analysis, indicating its role in evangelism.
Rom 1:13–15 is beset with a number of difficult exegetical problems, which makes it impossible to find agreement on why Paul wrote Romans. By punctuating vv. 13–14 differently and suggesting a different syntactical reading of v. 15, this article proposes that Romans was designed to help its recipients to proclaim the gospel.
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