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Romans 16:6 · BSB
16:6 Greet Mary, who has worked very hard for you.
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…be an individual that's mentioned in the Book of Acts. There's a gas mention in First Corinthians, chapter one, and there's also one mentioned inRomans, chapter 16. It very well could be that individual, or it could be a totally other person. Why? Because that word Gaius, that name Gaius was a very common name…
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…because we're soldiers. Did you know that as Christian soldiers, we actually get to participate in crushing the enemy's head? We learned that fromRomans chapter 16, verse number 20. And the God of peace will crush Satan under your feet shortly. Isn't that amazing? You see, Jesus will crush Satan under our feet…
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…And so their hearts quickly become knit together. It's a beautiful story. They become ministry partners, great friends. And do you know that inRomans chapter 16, Paul even says that they, these two, that this couple, these two Christians, risked their lives for him. So God gives Paul in this dark season,…
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…of his second missionary journey in Acts 18. And he first sails from here to Ephesus and then goes on to Jerusalem. And this is also the port inRomans chapter 16, where deaconess Phoebe leaves and carries Paul's letter to the Romans. And she actually lived in Sancria and was a leader in the church there. And…
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…we forget this truth, this one truth that we are together on the same team, what we end up doing is taking ourself out of the game altogether. SoRomans chapter 16, we're going to end up reading the whole thing in time. But for now, let's look at just kind of the first half. And this is sort of just to set it…
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…the exact same in what is expected of them. And why are women allowed to serve as deacons? Well, number one, we see examples of deacons. So, likeRomans, chapter 16, you see, phoebe is listed as a deacon from a church, so we have this role. Number two, we see that the role itself doesn't actually encroach on…
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…that Simon had two sons, Alexander and Rufus? You can find their names written in Mark's account, Mark chapter 15, and also in the early church inRomans, chapter 16. I. Alexander and Rufus grew to be men who were great figures in the early church. Even Paul mentions, I think, Rufus in Romans 16 as a man who was…
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…of his church. Well, the fourth evidence that you share Christ's mind for his church. What you seek is different. What you seek is different. InRomans chapter 16, Paul lists 26 individual names of Christians in Rome. Yet not one of them was available to make this trip to care for the needs of the church in…
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…Prisoner, right? And likely he would have met those he had written to and named. It's reasonable actually to assume that those names mentioned inRomans chapter 16are included among these saints right now that we're looking at here at the end of Philippians who are expressing their love to the believers in…
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…then discontentment will take over. But godliness with contentment is great gain. It's great advantage. That is the power of God. And then over inRomans chapter 16, I urge you brothers and sisters to watch out for those. Watch out for these people that were described in 1 Timothy 6. Watch out for these people…
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Well, good morning. Please take your copy of God's Word and join me inRomans chapter 16. ! Our text for today is Romans chapter 16, verses 25-27. ! And today, by God's great grace, we finish our study of Paul's letter to the Romans,…
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…flock. Notice a few other passages. Galatians one and seven. He warned the Galatians of those that would pervert the gospel of Christ. He said inRomans chapter 16that he told those at Rome to mark those that cause division and offense among them. John said that false prophets have gone out into the world.…
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…We have a planned additional one week until we'll conclude our study of this letter. The last time we were considering this book, we took a look atRomans 16, verses 1 through 16, and then verses 21 through 23. We look at the text this way because they contain greetings to people and greetings from people. These 19 verses…
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…kids here in our church is a vital part of ministry. Finally, it does not mean that a woman cannot lead through service. And there I have listed inRomans chapter 16, verses 3 to 16. This is a final close of greetings where the apostle Paul points out several women who were instrumental in his ministry. He calls them co-workers…
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…Let me invite you to take your copy of God's Word and join me in Romans chapter 16. ! Romans chapter 16. Romans chapter 16. Our text for today isRomans 16 verses 1 through 16and verses 21 through 24. As we begin to consider chapter 16, we find ourselves coming to the beginning of the end of this glorious letter. I find…
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…is well, I don't see that, you know, pushed in the New Testament. I don't see that. Well, we read last week, both from Philemon and fromRomans chapter 16, where they didn't meet in a building like this, did they? They met in homes. That's all they had. They either met in homes or common spaces where…
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…that person and that friendship more and more. So much so that I didn't put this in my notes. You can write it down if you're taking notes. InRomans chapter 16, by verse 3 and 4, Paul's winding down the book of Romans, and he basically says, Hey, listen, I want you to know that Priscilla and Aquila risk…
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…is found in, there's two places, and it's lengthy. One is from Proverbs 31, the story of the valuable woman. And then we're going to read fromRomans chapter 16. The reason for that one, and you will see highlighted and bold and underlined, or italics bold and underlined, the names of women that Paul…
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…that would say, no, this is a position for a man. However, I do believe that women can serve as deacons because we see that in the scripture. InRomans chapter 16verse one, we see Phoebe mentioned and it says Phoebe is a servant. The same word that we see in Acts chapter two, six, verse two, the same word,…
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…in Rome qualified by who are loved by God and called to be holy ones, called to be saints. Now, if you flip over to the last chapter of the book ofRomans, chapter 16, the last chapter is dedicated, devoted almost entirely to specific greetings to some of those known saints in the city of Rome. And we find a hint…
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