The good news, beloved, is this.

God has become a man, and that man is fully man, who can bear the sin of man, who can substitute

for man, who can take the punishment of God on man.

And not only is he just man, but he's the right man, who even with all of that has the right

to rule and to reign, who can restore the kingdom and redeem the creation.

Oh, what news.

Welcome to Grace to you with John MacArthur.

I'm your host, Phil Johnson.

Maybe it's your latest credit card statement,

or it's the final draft of a term paper you wrote,

maybe it's your driver's handbook, or an insurance policy, or even your grocery list.

If I asked you to name something you reviewed lately, what would you say?

Well, let me encourage you to take the next half hour to review something far more important

than personal finances or homework assignments, or really anything else.

John MacArthur will help you review what you understand and what you may not understand

about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

It's part of John's continuing study from Romans chapter one, titled, And Now for the Good News.

Here's John to set the context for today's lesson.

Let's look together at Romans chapter one.

We're looking at one of the messages as we move through the first seven verses in the introduction to this great

epistle.

Now, Paul is going to unfold the good news in 16 chapters in Romans, but he can't wait.

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