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Romans 2:21 · BSB
2:21 you, then, who teach others, do you not teach yourself? You who preach against stealing, do you steal?
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…but scripture presents him as completely different, as patient. Thank God for. His patience, right as. Kind and as a loving father, Paul stated inRomans chapter 2and verse four, he said this. Don't you see how wonderfully kind, tolerant and patient? God is with you. Does this mean nothing to you? Can't you…
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…now, there are numerous places in scripture that if you read them in public, you can be jailed. You can go to jail if you read Romans chapter 1 andRomans chapter 2in Canada publicly. I mean the I mean this is Canada very much like us. Um and our Canadian friends are the ones who are telling us you you're not…
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…right, this is a term meaning that God selected some and not others. But this really isn't a scriptural concept and we'll look at why all right inRomans chapter 2and verse 11 put that up on the screen there it says for God does not show favoritism. All right, in order to select someone and not select someone…
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…is, but rather it's despite knowledge of God, despite knowledge of the gospel that we still choose the lies of this world. And then Paul gets intoRomans chapter 2and and he anticipates this rebuttal. He anticipates this response from the Jews who would say, "But aren't we God's chosen people?" I mean,…
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…is God has declared that the Jewish people are, A, especially privileged, but also especially accountable before him. That's what he's saying inRomans chapter 2. Now, why? Well, for a whole series of reasons, beginning with this. Because, first of all, they're unique calling. That goes back to the Torah,…
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…coincidence that Luke is using language of repentance to describe how this man turned back, praising God with a loud voice. Paul told the Romans inRomans chapter 2and verse 4 that God's kindness and patience are meant to lead us to repentance. And here in the 10 lepers, we see an example of God's kindness and…
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…Though they did not believe in Christ and were far from God, they nevertheless had a conscience. Now another is described of Gentile unbelievers inRomans chapter 2, which I just read, verse 14 to 16, that there are Gentiles who were not exposed to the law of God as it was revealed in the scriptures, and yet by…
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…to want judgement for the sins of others, while failing to realize that that same judgement is what we deserve. Apostle Paul puts it this way.Romans chapter 2. He says, therefore you have no excuse, O man, everyone of you who judges for passing judgement on another, you condemn yourself, because you the…
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…What is God's Plumb line number one? His law as inscribed upon the human conscience. By this he tries all men. In fact Paul wrote in the book ofRomans chapter 2I believe it was where he says listen the Gentiles function in a law even though it's not written and based upon it they are tried. The Jews had a…
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…So the the pass to the chapters one and two you'll find in the Assyrian language. But just as a refresher, just going back to what we studied inRomans chapter 2, basically Saint Paul was writing to the Romans and also referring to the Jews. He was, he was his writings up to the Jews as well, because there…
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…I do with that? God, that is just like you to be just kind, to see all the bad decisions we've made and just be kind. That's why the Bible says inRomans chapter 2of you that it's your kindness that leads us to repentance. It's not our self-hatred, it's not our self-determination, it's not our self-loathing,…
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…in a really stylish way. Well, well done you. But you're going in the wrong direction faster than anybody else is. This is the shocking truth ofRomans chapter 2. Let me try and summarize it as bluntly as I can. Hell will be full of religious people. That's what Paul is saying. Hell will be full of religious…
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…where they do not belong. Everyone has a law. They're trying to observe a scoreboard. They're trying to rack up, which takes us right back toRomans chapter 2, the very beginning. Paul makes this point. Look, whatever standard you have, you can't live up to your own standard. Everyone in this world is a…
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…In other words, you've had your chance here, you missed out. There's a good chance. Why would the judgments of God then turn your heart to God? InRomans chapter 2, verse four in the new living Translation, Paul puts it this way. He speaks to us now. He says, don't you see how wonderfully kind, tolerant and…
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…to commit murder. And even if you don't know the Bible, the Bible tells us that everybody knows that murder is evil. You know, Paul tells us in inRomans chapter 2, when when Gentiles who do not have the law by nature do what the law requires, they are a law to themselves. Even though they do not have the law,…
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…waiting for me? I hope every one of you here have a Bible answer. I'll give you a couple. And you may add to that on your own initiative. But inRomans chapter 2, it says, Do you despise the kindness and long-suffering of God, not knowing that it leads you to repentance? Repentance. God is profoundly…
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…verse 18. For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who hold the truth in unrighteousness. InRomans chapter 2and in the verse 5, we read these words. But after thy hardness and penitent heart treasures up unto thyself wrath against the day of wrath, and…
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…those who hear the law who are righteous in God's sight, but it's those who obey the law who will be declared righteous. In fact, when you look inRomans chapter 2, he Paul has this argument where he goes on to say he talks about the Jews, where he says you have been so focused on the outwardly, you've made…
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…to what God says. And so the focus is on action and attitude. And the only beneficial boast is Jesus Christ. So we go back to verse number 24 inRomans, chapter 2. For the name of God is blasphemed among the Gentiles through you as it is written. What is he talking about here? He's saying this. You acting…
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…you go to church and you bump into these Jewish Christians as they did, and all of a sudden it seems if you, if you read between the lines inRomans chapter 2, that these Jewish Christians were saying, no, no, no, no, no, sorry. You know, there's judgment and condemnation for you because you're not doing…
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