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James 2:10 · BSB
2:10 Whoever keeps the whole law but stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it.
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…gonna stop it before you can say that. Yeah, right there. Right. Nip it in the bud. Alright, third rule. The commandments are an organic unity.James 2, verse 10. For whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it. The law of God, it's not an arbitrary thing where God just…
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…sinned. Right? It says, for all have sinned. We need reconciliation because all have sinned. If you have a Bible with me, Bible with you, turn toJames chapter 2, verse 10. Says this. For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles in one point, he has become guilty of it all. That's kind of painful. You can keep…
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…is enough to separate us eternally from God. All sin, no matter how small we think it is, disconnects us from God. That is why James says this inJames 2:10, "Whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it." Why is that true? It's true because God is absolutely holy…
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…which which is a phrase that you see throughout the Bible. That we've broken the law. We've broken the law, we've broken the law. What a picture.James chapter 2, verse 10. For whoever keeps the whole law but fails at one point has become guilty of all of the law. Broken the whole law. What a picture. They were…
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…rebelled. What is the effix? Guilt, shame, fear. You see it, they start hiding away from God. Adam and Eve does. What is the verdict? We're guilty.James 2, verse 10. For anyone who keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at one point is guilty of breaking it all. If you've ever had a bad thought, if you've ever…
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…I have failed miserably, if not in action, in my thoughts, in my motive, my intention, my heart. The purpose of the law is to diagnose our guilt.James chapter 2, verse 10, for whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of how much of it? All of it. For he who said, Do not commit adultery,…
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…including inside the church, would tend to say, no, no, no, all sins essentially the same. That's where we like to camp out. And there's a verse,James chapter 2, verse 10. Just listen, you've probably heard it, that says, For whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become accountable for all of it. And…
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…a message from Book of Acts about Antioch and being ascending church. And this morning we're going to resume our study in the book of James. SoJames chapter 2, verses 6 to 13, if you'll follow along and your copy of God's word, James 26 but you have dishonored the poor man. Are not the rich the ones who oppress you and…
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…law as we can. It doesn't work that way. It really doesn't work that way. Just ask the apostle James. What does James say? In chapter 2, verse 10.James chapter 2, verse 10says that whoever keeps the whole law but fails in just one point has become guilty of all of it. There is no try or try harder or try your best…
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…mouth, written by his perfect finger, says Kirk Hall is a transgressor. He's incapable of keeping God's perfect standard. James tells us this inJames chapter 2, verse 10. For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it. What does that mean for me? Well, if I've only…
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…we're going to call toxic guilt, which is not healthy. We're going to talk about the difference later, but our sin separates us from from God. SoJames chapter 2 verse 10says this for whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it. So we all are going to fall short. We're all going…
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…that God doesn't approve of, the wages for that, the payment for that is death. And James, the brother of Jesus, tells us plainly how this works inJames 2, verse 10. For the person who keeps all the laws except one is still as guilty as the person who's broken all of God's laws. For the same God who said you…
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…there. You know the people that I watched on America's Most Wanted on Saturday nights. Yeah, compared've heard of those people. I saw a verse inJames 2, verse 10, that kind of opened up my eyes to some self-awareness. It said this. It said whoever keeps the entire law, you can keep the rules, but you stumble…
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…chapter 2. I don't like 10 books there. James, chapter 2. I'm going in verse 10. I'm arguing from the scriptures that none of us hit the mark.James, chapter 2, verse 10. It says, for whoever keeps the law but fails in one point has become accountable for all of it. What James says and what Paul also says is that…
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…And so he broke it down into a tremendous New Testament command. But you can use any of these. And I always go to the Ten Commandments,James 2:10is a great one. I have that on page 41. James 2:10. Whosoever shall keep the whole law and yet offend in one one point, he's guilty of all. But I…
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…in the book of the law and do them. Now it is evident that no one is justified before God by the law, for the righteous shall live by faith. InJames chapter 2, verse 10, James says that Whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it. Everyone except Jesus has failed in one point,…
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…a pretty good job of keeping this law and this law and this law. We realize James actually gives us some insight into what happens in the law.James chapter 2, verse 10, For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it. For he who said you shall not commit adultery…
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…The religious guy is obviously ahead of this guy right here. But the reality is, Jesus' little brother ruins all that for us. He says, this is inJames 2:10. I mean it says um there's about 613 commandments in the law of Moses. If you crush 612 of them, but you miss one, you're guilty of all of them.…
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…a right over it. If he made it, he owns it. That makes sense. God is holy, therefore he has the right to judge people who themselves are not holy.James 2, verse 10. Whoever keeps the whole law yet stumbles in one point has become guilty of all of it. The person who said don't commit adultery is the same person…
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…relationship with God because of the sin in our lives. So I will say to them, for example, Romans chapter 6, verse 23, the wages of sin is death.James chapter 2, verse 10, as we have in this passage here, if you keep the whole law and yet stumble at just one point, you are guilty of breaking all of it. Or Romans…
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