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Romans 2:14 · BSB
2:14 Indeed, when Gentiles, who do not have the law, do by nature what the law requires, they are a law to themselves, even though they do not have the law.
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…when we've gone off the map? What is powerful enough to draw Samson back from the many mistakes and failures of his life? Well, we're told this inRomans chapter 2. The apostle Paul reminds us it's God's kindness that leads us to repentance. I shared with you the story of that soldier who most likely was over…
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…become distant from God because of a particular pattern of behavior that you don't want to cut ties with. I think Paul addresses this very thing inRomans chapter 2. He says, Do you presume on the riches of God's kindness and forbearance and patience? In other words, are you presuming on the very character of…
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…when we lie, when lies can out of our mouths immediately, there's something that convicts us? It says the law of God is written on our hearts inRomans chapter 2. And when we lie, we sin against our conscience. So Paul calls his conscience to bear witness in the Holy Spirit. All right, Jesus calls the Holy…
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…you. As those up there who are singing around me are encouraging me. And we're gonna sit together under God's word. Um now. So you can open up uhRomans chapter 2again, uh, or keep it open if you do still have it open, that'd be great. Uh Romans chapter 2, verse 12. If you need to go on to, well, actually,…
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…to act as if we deserve his blessings. rather than take time to repent sometimes we dig our heels in to the sin that God hates. If you go back toRomans chapter 2Paul says immediately after that verse in verse 5 he says what you're doing is you're storing up wrath. You're storing up wrath because you're not…
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…and the attributes of God himself. It's what has always pleased God and always will please him. It's the moral law of God. And this shows, saysRomans chapter 2, that the work of the law is written on their hearts. while their conscience also bears witness. So in the inner man, the heart and the conscience,…
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…did not make them superior. It was only a physical mark, and we see in Ephesians that circumcision is in the flesh. It is made by hands. InRomans chapter 2, Paul says, for no one is a Jew who is merely one outwardly, nor a circumcision outward and physical. But a Jew is one inwardly, and circumcision…
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…we just have to reap the ramifications of that sin in our lives. But obviously, there's a future aspect to God's wrath. Paul writes about that inRomans chapter 2, but because of your stubbornness and your unrepentant heart, you are storing up wrath against yourself for the day of God's wrath when his…
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…even if you haven't turned the law of mode. Specifically. And in that case, you're enslaved to a law of your own making, just like the Gentiles inRomans chapter 2. And you're enslaved to another master instead of free in Christ. And turning to another master is a great way to kill a church. Imagine a church…
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If you have your Bibles, turn toRomans chapter 2, Romans chapter 2. For the last several weeks, I've been preaching on hell, and I want you to know that I don't enjoy speaking of it. There's not a…
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…to people once they agree with me. Husbands. Does that ever worked? No. Couch is lumpy, isn't it? Right. Look at what How Jesus interacts with us.Romans chapter 2. Or do you show contempt for the riches of his kindness, forbearance, and patience, not realizing that God's kindness is intended to lead you to…
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…create our own way rather than living by his way, is because we know that he is merciful and through his grace he will forgive us of our sins. InRomans, chapter 2, the apostle Paul says that this way, that the kindness of God leads you to repentance. Quite some time ago I can't even remember where I was, but…
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…that they need help, perhaps. And He does it in order to keep from pouring out His own wrath so early. Paul talks about this in the book of Romans.Romans chapter 2, he says, Do you presume on the riches of God's kindness and forbearance and patience, not knowing that God's kindness is meant to lead you to…
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…is it not? Because when you read the Bible and you see that God is literally storing up his wrath for the day of judgment and you read inRomans chapter 2where it talks about how when God is even kind to people and he shows forbearance with people and he shows patience with people who are living in…
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…can only be saved if God calls them because the word says they must be called in order to come to the Lord. Well, it does say that. Paul writes inRomans chapter 2, when the Gentiles sinning against the law and are convicted in their own hearts. I will read this one because the wording is that important.…
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…united to Christ. So here is something that's important for us to remember from this Old Testament passage. If you go back to Romans, or forward toRomans chapter 2and verses 28 and 29, this is how Paul put it. Because he was dealing, of course, with people like himself who were Jews by birth and who, just…
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…text in chapter 3. He wants to be so clear that anyone, whether Jewish, of Jewish descent or otherwise, lives under the curse of sin. He says inRomans chapter 2and verse 12, For all who have sinned without the law will also perish without the law. And all who have sinned under the law will be judged by the…
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…to be so clear that anyone, whether of Jewish descent or otherwise, lives under the curse of sin. He wants us to be clear that this is true of us.Romans chapter 2and verse 12. There he writes, For all who have sinned without the law will also perish without the law. And all who have sinned under the law will…
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…okay, 15, 16 2016 is going to be a keeper lot of tattoos dedicated there. Okay he's just he's there just working through. So That being said inRomans Chapter 2, a big shift takes place. I don't want to give you a mini devotional here. Rarely when you read scripture, are we the good guy? The victim. Most of…
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…than the other apostles' gospel. Here, Paul emphasizes, you know, the message I preach to you. He says that twice in this verse. And then inRomans chapter 2, and again in Romans chapter 4, he uses the phrase my gospel. And a lot of people really want to camp on that and and and try to make arguments…
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