1. Romans 10 discusses salvation through faith in Jesus Christ alone, apart from works of the law. It teaches that salvation is available to all, both Jew and Gentile, who believe in their heart and confess with their mouth that Jesus is Lord.
2. Specific requirements for salvation outlined are believing that God raised Jesus from the dead, and calling on the name of the Lord. The righteousness of faith is contrasted with trying to establish one's own righteousness through works of the law.
3. Examples are given of those who were saved by faith alone, such as the Ethiopian eunuch. All who believe will not be ashamed, as Christ bore our shame and is not ashamed to call believers his brothers