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Romans 1:14 · BSB
1:14 I am obligated both to Greeks and non-Greeks, both to the wise and the foolish.
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1st Baptist, baptist El Dorado, will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? We're inRomans, chapter 1. Today, looking at verse 16. Romans 1, verse 16, and I'll read it, for I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to…
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…something like that. Creation itself is speaking a message it's telling you that it has been made by a good and glorious eternal sovereign God.Romans chapter 1Paul says God's invisible attributes namely his eternal power and divine nature have been clearly perceived ever since the creation of the world in…
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…of the male child, who's the male child? The Lord Jesus Christ, who was born of a descendant of David, according to the flesh, it says inRomans chapter 1, Romans 9, was the fulfillment of prophecy. We can look back through the Old Testament prophecies. Israel brought forth the Messiah, right? The…
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…I have hopefully a word from God for you today. And so I hope that you will turn with me in your Bible or look it up on your device or today inRomans chapter 1. We're going to be looking at a passage of Scripture there today. Romans chapter 1. And we're going to begin in just a moment in verse 13. Romans…
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…You come to Isaiah chapter 6 verse 3 and it says this holy, holy, holy is the Lord Almighty the whole earth is full of his glory. You come toRomans chapter 1and it says this for what can be known about God is plain to them because God has shown it to them. For his invisible attributes namely his eternal…
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…a sinning king because God is judging them. Interestingly, the New Testament talks about it even more than just a sort of sowing and reaping. InRomans chapter 1, Paul says that you can see in our world today, you can see that God is angry with our world. You can see that the word it uses is wrath. You can…
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…many people do we know like that? Truth is, when we look in the mirror, sometimes we're like that, aren't we? Ingratitude is the enemy of worship.Romans chapter 1and verse 21 teaches us this. It says, Though they knew God, they did not glorify Him as God or show gratitude. Man, if you look at the people that…
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…has superseded that and it will never fade. There is no reason, says Paul, to be bashful about this. So in verse 12, he says, we are very bold. InRomans chapter 1, Paul says, I'm not ashamed of the gospel because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes, first to the Jew and then…
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…to finish Romans chapter 3, which is sort of this concise argument that I've been telling you. It goes together. Paul's trying to say one thing inRomans chapters 1through 3. We're going to break, and then we probably will not come back to Romans chapter 4 until sometime in 2025. So I don't want you to be…
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…has a real power and a real penalty in your life. That's what Paul is saying here. He's saying, look, I'm summing up everything I've told you inRomans chapter 1and Romans chapter 2. Romans chapter 1, religious people, Jews, are under sin. It has a real power and a real penalty. Romans chapter 2,…
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…go through life and take things that are produced by human hands and kinda convert them into gods. And it's it's the same struggle Paul mentions inRomans, chapter 1, you know, where we tend to worship the created things rather than than the creator. So in realizing that, I thought, well, you know, we we can…
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…of the Holy Spirit, worked great signs and wonders among people, testified to the work of God in his life. It was the Holy Spirit, as we find inRomans chapter 1, who was essential and vital power to raise Jesus from the dead. The confirmation and validation of the Spirit's power was seen throughout the…
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…the life of commitment and the substance of his relationship. That's the point that Paul is making here at the end of Romans chapter 2. Remember,Romans chapter 1, he's saying, look, all the Gentiles receive God's judgment. Then in chapter 2, he turns to the Jews and he says the Jews deserve God's judgment as…
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…something it is what it's doing according to Psalm 38 it is praising God and speaking to us consistently about the magnificence of God. God butRomans chapter 1tells us that even though creation reveals God a God of eternal power and divine nature humanity in our rebellion against God has suppressed that…
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…about what Paul has taught us throughout this book together. So, I have a number of passages here. You're going to need to turn all the way back toRomans chapter 1. We're going to start with a verse that doesn't have the word glory in it, but the idea is there, and you'll understand why in just a moment. And…
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…Belshazzar had seen King Nebuchadnezzar humbled and it should have impacted his life, it should have changed him in some way. And the Bible says inRomans, chapter 1, that all people have a basic universal knowledge of God that leaves them without excuse. And the Bible also says that some have been given so much…
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…good and punish the evil. Number four, good leaders point to the creator rather than the creature. Now, I'm deriving these next several points fromRomans chapter 1, because built into the creation account, built into the design of God, it says that even through the things that God has made, his divine…
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…even go against what Harvard claims that it stands for. I mention this because as we come to this portion in Paul's argument in Romans, rememberRomans chapter 1was highlighting the fact that Gentiles, those who are not Jews, deserve God's wrath and punishment. Chapter 2 is turning from Gentiles to Jews and…
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…to conclude at chapter 15 and verse 9 and I will give you instruction as I proceed. So be ready to jump and skip with me as we move through this.Romans chapter 1and verse 1. Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through his…
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…poop. A mouse makes a tiny poop. Why, though, is this such an important theological work? It is because it drives really clearly to the point ofRomans chapters 1through 3, which I've now mentioned a couple times this morning. All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. And so, as we get to the…
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