Romans 15 - 16
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In these chapters, Paul addresses tensions in the church regarding different sets of convictions, urging Christians to accommodate and bear with one another. He emphasizes the importance of putting the interests of others ahead of self-interest and receiving each other just as Christ received them. Paul also discusses the value and limitations of mental health professionals and encourages seeking counsel from fellow believers who are knowledgeable in God's Word. Finally, he warns against false teachers and emphasizes the importance of obedience and peace in Christ.
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