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Romans 2:19–23 · BSB
2:19 if you are convinced that you are a guide for the blind, a light for those in darkness,
2:20 an instructor of the foolish, a teacher of infants, because you have in the law the embodiment of knowledge and truth—
2:21 you, then, who teach others, do you not teach yourself? You who preach against stealing, do you steal?
2:22 You who forbid adultery, do you commit adultery? You who abhor idols, do you rob temples?
2:23 You who boast in the law, do you dishonor God by breaking the law?
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…I thought you said we're wired to pursue, so we would naturally pursue. But no, it's both. It's it's we are wired to pursue and we must pursue thatRomans chapter 2passage, patience in well-doing seek for glory and honor and immortality. And if you're here and you're married, you know, you know something about…
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…It is a gift. And all there doesn't mean every single person without exception. Paul has already told us that some will face judgment way back inRomans chapter 2. It means both groups. That's what he means by all, without distinction. Not every single individual without exception. A gift nobody earned,…
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…really impressive to other men, or to me, or to anyone looking on, they're not impressive to God. And so the conclusion of this series we're in inRomans chapter 2and 3 is found in, I believe, Romans chapter 3 and verses 19 and 20. And the point is made here, we'll just read it together. Paul says that all…
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…and you have no excuse. He says, You who judge others do the very same things. The second thing that Paul gets at, and this is really the point inRomans chapter 2, is that especially if we've grown up in the church or if we uh are a religious person, or that's where we kind of bank our security on and our…
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…is so that none are without excuse, or so that they are without excuse. This is the foundation of the later plea of ignorance that we'll find inRomans chapter 2and 3. Paul does go on to distinguish those who have received the written law and those who have not, but his point here is that the absence of the…
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…one they're conscious of God and number two they're conscious of sin. Everybody is conscious of sin. Turn to chapter 2. Romans chapter 2 verse 14.Romans chapter 2verse1 14. And again, what Paul is doing in the middle of this righteousness of God kind of sandwich is he's showing the sinfulness of humanity and…
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…the judgment of God, and then they know they're worthy of death. Not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them. And then the top ofRomans chapter 2, which we'll get into next week in the first part of verse 1, says, That therefore thou art inexcusable, O man. Okay, so the judgment of God is…
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…rest. I didn't say sleep, I said rest. There's a difference. If you will stand, if you're not already for the reading of God's word, look over inRomans chapter 2. Our key text is going to be verse 29, but that's gonna be in the middle of everything you're reading. So go over to Romans chapter 2, verse 29,…
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…sends people there, but because of God of people in their rebellion against God choose to be there. This is the doctrine of Romans chapter 1 andRomans chapter 2. So now if anybody ever says why would God send people to hell? The response is he doesn't. His desire is that all would be saved. But people in…
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…mighty as you may stand, without the Lord, your giants will conquer you. If you all stand for the reading of God's word just for a second, we're inRomans chapter 2today. We're back on our series. If y'all came to church to play, sorry, you're at the wrong place. We take serving the Lord seriously, we take…
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…with our Spirit. And our spirit is attached to something called the conscience. Now, I need to explain to you what the conscience does. Look atRomans chapter 2. Romans chapter 2. All the answers are in here, amen. Romans chapter 2. We don't have to sit there and dream in our imaginations. It's all right in…
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…that principle so that we don't miss it. There's none righteous, no, not one. Whether you're a Gentile, Romans 1:18 through 32, or if you're a Jew,Romans chapter 2, 1 to the end of the chapter, you're lumped in so that we can say, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. And there is this…
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…this is what paul is saying john 14 and verse 10. he's going to give jesus is going to give the ultimate clarity to what paul is writing about inromans chapter 2and verse 7. what did paul say god will give eternal life to those who keep on doing good john 14 verse 10. man whenever you read the bible you got…
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…Christ is the safest place for your family. The Jews were blessed with it. They had the word of God. And so, you know, whenever Paul writes inRomans chapter 2, and he concludes, you know, he's not a Jew that's a Jew outwardly, but he's Jewish Jew inwardly. And he makes the case now that in Christ it…
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…Not a lot. It's a much smaller number, isn't it? Is it possible to know a lot about God, but not truly know him? Paul's going to talk about this inRomans chapter 2and Romans chapter 3. We're going to pick it up in Romans 2 and go all the way up to where we left off in Romans chapter 3. Let's look at verse 17…
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…thoughts today. How about that? And let me tell you, the man didn't come up with that, Jesus came up with it. The word, God puts it in the word. InRomans chapter 2, 12, verse 2, it says, Do not be conformed to this world, this age, fashioned after and adapted to its external superficial customs, but be…
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…gives humans a moral self-awareness that approves or condemns of your actions or motives. If you want to study this in depth, you've got to go toRomans chapter 2. And it makes it clear that even those who do not have the law of God, they are created by God to know, to have the law written on their hearts to…
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…the the birds of the air, the the animals of land, the the fish of the sea, all of it points to the beauty of God. And this is Paul's argument inRomans chapter 2when he's calling the believers in Rome to understand that God desires to be known, his presence desires to be amongst his people so that there is…
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…God. We didn't come out of some random place. We have a creator God who made us. Truth also confronts us head on every day in our conscience.Romans chapter 2talks about that God has written his law on our hearts. So that reason why you feel guilt, or that reason why you feel this intuition of right and…
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…courage? Why why do we condemn evil? Why do we feel guilt? Why do we recognize right and wrong? Well, if you go to the next chapter in Romans,Romans chapter 2, look at verses 12- 16. Romans 2:es 12- 16. For as many as have sinned without law will also perish without law. And as many as have sinned in the…
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