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Romans 16:7 · BSB
16:7 Greet Andronicus and Junia, my fellow countrymen and fellow prisoners. They are outstanding among the apostles, and they were in Christ before I was.
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…Priscilla and Aquila, my fellow workers in Christ. My fellow workers, right? It's that same word. And then we also see in verse 21 of that sameRomans chapter 16. He said, Timothy, my fellow worker. Praise the Lord. Timothy, my fellow workers. So it means that they are working together. Praise the Lord. It…
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…assist her in whatever business she has need of you. For indeed, she has been a helper of many and of myself also. Okay. So Paul, when he gets toRomans chapter 16, has an extended series of greetings. That begins with Phoebe and runs throughout the chapter. And depending on if any of you are carrying an NIV,…
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…to the pattern, gifted hands, submitted to God's blueprint. And God has always built his church out of people the world never hears about. Go readRomans chapter 16this week. Paul named some 20 odd people. No one names their babies. Twenty names sitting there in Romans 16 that he's greeting. All these people…
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…And this phrase by command, Paul uses it three times in his letters. He uses it three times in his letters. once he uses it at the end of Romans inRomans chapter 16that that the gospel is proclaimed throughout the earth by the command of the eternal God. The second time he uses it is here that he writes and…
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…some of Paul's closest friends. As a matter of fact, at some point in Paul's ministry, they would risk their lives for Paul. He writes for us inRomans chapter 16, he says, Give my greetings to Priscilla and Aquila, my co-workers in Christ Jesus, who risk their own necks for my life. Now, verse 3 tells us…
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…Romans. In fact, we're going to finish out our study in Romans. It's been a little over a year it's taken us to get through it, but today we're inRomans chapter 16. You know, several years ago I was an elder at a large church of about 11,000 people here in the Valley, Phoenix Valley. And a pastor founded the…
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…or not, you would have a God. Praise the Lord! So, when somebody is in the faith, they need to be taught So, what I also want, Romans chapter 6,Romans chapter 16and 17, now I urge you brethren, not those who cause division and offences, contrary to the doctrine which you have learned, which you learn, and…
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…they both took the most gifted male preacher in that day, and they helped him, they instructed him to teach the scriptures with more accuracy. InRomans chapter 16, Paul commends Phoebe as a diaconos, which means a minister or a deacon. That's a leader in the early church. He honors Junia, who suffered…
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…the grace of God. It is the message that he was separated unto, and that God revealed to him out of the scriptures. Out of the scriptures. Look atRomans chapter 16and verse 25. Okay? I know a lot of Bible this morning, but hopefully the five illustrations that I gave you up front can just keep your mind…
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…role they can play in the family of God. Now here is Pastor Ben Kempfer with today's message. Please remain standing for the reading of God's Word.Romans chapter 16, beginning at verse 17. I urge you, brothers and sisters, to watch out for those who cause divisions and put obstacles in your way that are…
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…those of you that do this, okay? So if you need to write this down, write it down. But you might just remember it if you're still with me. Uh,Romans chapter 16. How many of you spent time studying Romans chapter 16 last week? Besides me, there's a reason for that. Read Romans chapter 16. And then if you're…
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…to others in the body of Christ. And then lastly, a benediction as the book closes. And that's what I want to now turn your attention to.Romans chapter 16, starting in verse 25 through 26. It says, now to him that is of power to establish you. It's like, oh, that's an old English word, establish. Why…
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…just quit. Here's a third one. Reject false teachers. Not only do you stop listening to them, reject them, reject their teachings. Listen to thisRomans chapter 16and verse 17. Paul writes at the church at Rome. He writes, I appeal to you, brothers, to watch out for those who cause divisions and create…
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…end of it there in Romans sixteen. And he says there in verse 16, he says, Greet one another with a holy kiss. In fact, at the end of the book ofRomans, chapter 16, he he he He just spends a lot of time. Wasted time. Wasted writing, you and I might say It says virtually nothing to improve the theology that we…
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…There's other people that are characterized in Scripture as great servants. Another lady named Phoebe, if you're familiar with Phoebe, andRomans, chapter 16, we're going to get there in our study in Romans. But Paul is talking to her, and he says, I commend unto you Phoebe, our sister, which is a…
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Morning everyone. We are going to readRomans chapter 16. So that starts on page 1142. I commend to you our sister Phoebe, a deacon of the church of Sancria. I ask you to receive her in the Lord in a way…
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…thought, well, man, this is a little bit tricky, and it seems like it's going to be kind of contradictory. We'll just exclude it. But the point ofRomans chapter 16is it didn't end with the disciples in fear. It ended with the disciples in victory and assured and sent out with a mission to go preach the Word…
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…every creature of the multitude upon multitude stooping down low to receive the greatest gift that he who alone is worthy provides. God tells us inRomans chapter 16that he who is the God of peace will soon crush Satan underneath your feet. And we know that God has already crushed Satan underneath the foot of…
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…just so we know that we are dealing with this reality, even in the New Testament, because what if you say these are all Old Testament scriptures?Romans chapter 16, Romans 16, verse 19 and 20. Romans 16, 19 and 20. For your obedience is known to all, so that I rejoice over you. But I want you to be wise as to…
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…overseers, plural, and deacons. The reason why, ladies and gentlemen, is because, and we're gonna go look at that right now, we're gonna go toRomans chapter 16, verse first. When the apostle Paul established many of these churches, they weren't megachurches like we know today, they want churches like you…
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