In chapter 2 of the books of Romans, verses 9-11, Paul continues the theme of the good news salvation to all that believes by including both the Jews and the Gentiles. He does not separate the Jews and Gentiles when talking about doing evil as well as doing good. Paul always mentions the Jews first and then Gentiles I believe because Jesus was born Jewish and the Jewish people were God's chosen people even though they were main contributors in having him crucified. In chapter 3, verse 9, Paul talks about how Jews and Gentiles are under sin as the theme continues. In chapter 4, verse 7, Paul talks about those that are blessed who transgressions are forgiven. In verse 9-10, he asks the question if the blessings only for the circumcised (Jews)
