Dr. Robert Gagnon - What We Can Learn about the Roman Audience from Romans 16

Part of a lecture on Paul's Letter to the Romans given by Dr. Robert A. J. Gagnon, associate professor of New Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. Here Dr. Gagnon discusses what can be learned about the recipients of Paul's letter to the Romans on the basis of the greetings in chap. 16: close personal friends and co-workers, house or tenement churches, evidence of unity problems, Jewish believers at Rome, the importance of women coworkers, and socio-economic status.