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At the heart of questions about the rapport between Judaism and Christianity lies their respective relation to law. It would appear that obedience to the commandments does not have the same value in the two religions. Can we speak of moral law? What attitude should Christians adopt in relation to commandments inherited from Jewish law? Does salvation through faith change something in the way we react to laws? These questions are debated at length in the Epistle to the Romans the longest, richest and most difficult of Saint Paul's epistles. Michel Quesnel, who possesses the art of explaining complex subjects in simple terms, invites us to follow a highly informative and accessible path through the Epistle to the Romans, approached from the viewpoint of the relation between law and faith.