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Romans 2:18 · BSB
2:18 if you know His will and approve of what is superior because you are instructed by the law;
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…taught all their lives about God and the things of God. Now they were responsible for their evil actions. Paul tells us in Romans chapter 1 andRomans chapter 2. That God reveals enough of himself and his will to us that we innately know some of it. And when we violate our conscience. We violate this innate…
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…in a general way to all people. He's written it on our hearts. It's a part of being created in the image of God. And Paul writes about it there inRomans chapter 2. He also talks about in Romans 1 how God has revealed Himself to everybody through nature, through what He's created. And God considers His…
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…moral standards of the law, Paul, In his use of law throughout Romans, Has at least three different ways, That he uses law, And briefly, We find inRomans chapter 2, 15, That he is dealing with the law, In terms of moral code, Just, If you would, Turn back with me, Just for a second, To Romans chapter 2, Verse…
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…in the image of God. And we have an inner sense of right and wrong. Some people refer to it as the conscience. The Apostle Paul talks about it inRomans chapter 2. God has put it within us. This basic moral law. This basic understanding of what is right and what is wrong. And here's how it comes out. Let's go…
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…question is from the material found in Romans 1, 2, and 3. So look at look at um God's righteous judgment. Now, mind you, when Paul writes this inRomans chapter 2, he's telling a Gentile and a Jewish audience that it's right and good for God to judge, that it's not unfair. So you you've heard people in our…
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…on one level, irrefutably fair. As a bit of an aside, it gives a bit of a window about how God judges us, just a bit of a window. If you readRomans chapter 2, and it talks about how it is that God will judge people who don't know the Bible, and basically, if you look through the language, it can be a…
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…did it. But I've been forgiven. And then remember this: he that judges, you know why you judge according to whoo I'm about to have a room to speak.Romans chapter 2, it's because you're guilty of the same thing. You just hadn't fessed up. Hello. You okay out there? Number eight. You can't cover up your wrong.…
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…conduct, our actions, the beautiful is being overtaken by the horrible. Now, the Bible recognizes that beauty is still there. If you go back toRomans chapter 2, Paul talks about that. He'll say that even people who don't know God's law, so the people who weren't part of the Jewish nation and didn't have…
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…God because of our hearts which are fickle and incorrigible so then how can we be saved Paul picks up this idea of the circumcision of the heart inRomans chapter 229 and he says but a Jew is one inwardly and circumcision is a matter of the heart by the spirit not by the ladder and later in chapter 3 of Romans…
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…ought to be here and earn some favor with God. There may be a multiplicity of reasons why we're here. But what Paul is doing here in the gospel inRomans chapter 2, as he's being doing up till now, he's very clearly making a case for the gospel of Jesus Christ. He's laying the ground for the gospel of Jesus…
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…fun. It's fun when we're angry to muse on others' uh wrongdoing, but it's toxic to our soul and does no benefit for us or for the other party.Romans chapter 2. Paul takes this and he he takes it even further. Look at Romans chapter 2. I'll give you a second to look over at Romans 2 verses 1 through 3.…
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…and beauty and order of nature there is just something within us that says that didn't just happen there is a God who made it and then inRomans chapter 2Paul talks about how God has put his word in our conscience he has written his word in our hearts so that we naturally not understand all things…
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…He would do this on your behalf. Because He rose from the dead victorious, justice is mixed in with His victory, but He will return in judgment.Romans chapter 2at verse 5 tells us that, oh here we are, but because of your hard and impenetent heart, you're storing up wrath for yourself. On the day of wrath…
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…have to be holy in his sight they have to be pure in his sight that and the whole point of the law was that people couldn't actually keep it and inRomans chapter 2Paul extends this to show that God what is going to be shown fair that if people say well listen I didn't understand that it was wrong for me to…
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…doubt that Paul was a murderer. Throughout history, morality has taken very similar shape, hasn't it? Why? Because God's law is on men's hearts. InRomans chapter 2, beginning in verse 14 and following, Paul writes, for when Gentiles who do not have the law by nature do what the law requires, they are a law to…
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…pointless and Effectiveness based on another thing. And what's that? The way we live The way we live. I'm going to read something to you inRomans, Chapter 2. You can turn there if you want. Romans chapter 2 verse 21, While You Preach against stealing, the, you steal is talking to the Jews. You, who say…
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…become judgmental. We begin to judge them like they're judging us. You say, what? Yes, that's a tactic of Satan. In fact, listen to what he says inRomans chapter 2. Powerful, powerful, powerful passage. He says in Romans 2, verses 1 through 3 or 4, look at what it says. Therefore, thou art inexcusable. Uh-oh.…
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…where there is no law. Now, this is a bit confusing. So just going to pause there for a second. If you go back, Paul wrote this as a letter, and inRomans chapter 2, he shows why it is that even people who do not know God's commands directly, that God can still justly judge them. And if you go down to verse 20…
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…the book of Romans. I fear not to do it justice. But in chapters 1 through 5, Paul speaks of the wrath of God owed to unrepentant sinners. Look atRomans chapter 2. Verses 6, 7, and 8. Right? God will render to each one according to his works. To those who by patience and well-doing seek for glory and honor…
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…Kind of fix that in your minds. First of all, let's recognize that, and turn in your Bible so you kind of get the picture here, but look atRomans chapter 2just for a second. Romans chapter 2. And the reason I want you to turn to it is because, hey, listen, my voice is not half as convicting, even when…
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