I forgot to ask...Where was Peter when this Epistle to the Romans was written?
He was the apostle" to the circumcision", scripture indicates he was in Babylon, which at that time was a hub of Jewish intellectuals and had a large Jewish population.
One thing we know for sure is he was not in Rome as he is not addressed in the letter .
Probably establishing the Church in Rome.
Paul was the forever traveling Evangelical, going even from Athens to Malta and beyond.
Peter was more centrally located, unless of course I have read the history wrong.
Paul's work is bar-none, the most amazing ever known.
It is to him that we owe our gratitude for the knowledge of Jesus Christ.
This was due to Paul's genuine wish that Gentiles know Christ, in addition to Jews. Peter's argument was that only Jews know Christ.
Thank goodness Paul convinced him otherwise.