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Romans 1:16 · BSB
1:16 I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, first to the Jew, then to the Greek.
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…the Lord. [SPEAKER_00]: That's the gospel. [SPEAKER_00]: That's the gospel. [SPEAKER_00]: And that is our job. [SPEAKER_00]: Let's sort of says inRomans chapter 1, 16 through 17. [SPEAKER_00]: And I want you to know about this. [SPEAKER_00]: This is when we were, Paul, as we can do those of Rome, they were…
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…into is this view of God's mercy. So we're gonna brief overview build into that pretty quickly. If you got your Bible, you can flip open toRomans chapter 1. Romans chapter 1. He starts off by talking to the popes who were of the Gentile audience. Now again, the Gentile audience, if I was gonna give…
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…that weighty with me. Hallelujah. Do you see that? This is important. I want to read to you the verse that is the foundation for these meetings.Romans chapter 1. Here's point number five. The impartation of my father strengthens and establishes me. Amen. You know, I had a person that said they felt like the…
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…he gave you his life that you could have it and live out of it. This identification to be unrighteous before God makes you condemned before God.Romans chapter 1and verse 18, it says, For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and all and unrighteousness of men who hold the truth…
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…is is laying out what happens to the minds. What the reason the hardness of heart is because they had they have no knowledge of God, and we see inRomans chapter 1. Let's look at Romans chapter 1 as a parallel. It's uh from God's perspective, that this is what Paul is talking about in Roman in Ephesians…
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…let's just stand together as we read uh God's Word in honor of the God of the Word. Romans 1, sorry you might want to have the reference, right?Romans chapter 1. It's on the screen too. Verse 14 I'm under obligation both to Greeks and to barbarians, both to the wise and to the foolish. So I'm eager to…
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…that I think maybe he's shifting the focus. I beseech, beseech all of you. I'm begging all of you. You've listened to all this doctrine inRomans chapter 1, all the way to chapter 11 now. Therefore, what are you gonna do with this? You're gonna live in this way. I beseech you, therefore, brethren, by…
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…it can go a little haywire if we don't treat it properly. And humans are universally in the habit of not treating it properly. Turn back toRomans chapter 1. The word conscience isn't used right in that chapter, but it gives us an example of the type of behavior that sears our conscience. Romans 1,…
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…power of God to be manifested in our lives. Some way or another, we have accepted a version of the gospel that lacks power. And Paul tells us inRomans chapter 1, he says, For I am not ashamed of the gospel of the Lord Jesus, for it is the power of God unto salvation. The gospel is power, and so power is the…
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…serious about it, but could it be, and I believe it is, obviously, that we are underestimating sin. Sin is incredibly serious. Now, we looked atRomans chapter 1last week, and I won't read the entirety of it, but this is where this came from. Romans chapter 1 is often used as a companion piece to the story…
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…serious about it, but could it be, and I believe it is, obviously, that we are underestimating sin. Sin is incredibly serious. Now, we looked atRomans chapter 1last week, and I won't read the entirety of it, but this is where this came from. Romans chapter 1 is often used as a companion piece to the story…
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…chapter one and Romans chapter one? I want to give you a little challenge. Not a put down in any way, shape, or form. 1 Timothy chapter 1 andRomans chapter 1. Four more scriptures. We're finished. Say, wait a minute. I thought you said we're almost done. Almost is a relative term. And in my in my notes,…
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…has ever existed understands the true light? Yes, to some degree in one of two ways or one of both ways, through creation and through conscience.Romans chapter 1. You know these verses, Romans chapter one, verse 18. For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and in righteousness of…
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…was raised from the dead. And that gives authenticity and credibility to everything else. Everything Paul writes about Jesus from Romans 1 allRomans chapter 1all uh on is in light of the introduction. He says Paul a servant of Jesus Christ called to be an apostle separated the gospel. I don't do…
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…the family. 89.840000 97.320000 The fragmentation of the family is directly connected to us as a nation rejecting God. 97.320000 101.360000 AndRomans chapter 1, it says this, "They did not know how to be human because they did 101.360000 103.320000 not know God." 103.320000 107.600000 Meaning the further…
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…here. To those Jews who have believed upon Christ and therefore shown themselves to be the faithful ones of God Almighty. And so, just as we see inRomans chapter 1and verse 16, Jesus clearly is stating uh the same thing in the Gospels. It is the Jews who were the first to have the gospel brought to them. They…
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…banqueting table or not. So what's your excuse? Oh, wait. You don't have any. Right? You don't have any excuse. The scripture tells us that, right?Romans, Chapter 1. You have no excuse simply by going out. outside and looking at creation. The Bible says they are without excuse, not zip, not one, no excuse…
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…over and over again, but, but God has grace, God has mercy. And his mercy far outweighs his judgment for sure. But sin is really, really serious.Romans chapter 1, kind of the middle of it through the beginning of Romans chapter 2, is often used as kind of a companion piece to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah,…
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…over and over again, but, but God has grace, God has mercy. And his mercy far outweighs his judgment for sure. But sin is really, really serious.Romans chapter 1, kind of the middle of it through the beginning of Romans chapter 2, is often used as kind of a companion piece to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah,…
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…of Romans. It's twice there. But we'll just look at the first. Example. Paul actually calls. Obedience. The obedience. Of faith. He starts off. InRomans chapter 1. By introducing. Himself. As an apostle. And. How he has come to proclaim. The gospel. And what's the goal. Of all of the work. That he's doing. As…
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