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Romans 2:22 · BSB
2:22 You who forbid adultery, do you commit adultery? You who abhor idols, do you rob temples?
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…We can find that hope, that love, that grace. And so we come to the end of our passage this morning. We're gonna just go down to verse number 11,Romans, chapter 2. He says, all of that's gonna come down to the Jew first, but also to the Gentile. That's the way that the Gospel was presented. Go back to Romans,…
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…the more punishment and the more they rebel and the more they reject the Lord Jesus Christ. We find here they're going to receive more wages. InRomans chapter 2, for instance, and verse 5 has said, but after thy hardness and impenitent heart treasures up onto thyself wrath against the day of wrath and…
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…You don't speak the truth in love in front of a crowd when you haven't gone to that person privately and spoken the truth in love. Another verseRomans chapter 2and verse 16 the day is coming when God will judge everyone's secret life. Is that enough for you? Is it enough for you to know that God is coming…
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…do say and things that are contrary to the law of God. Remember God's law is written in our heart. It was not the teaching of the apostle Paul inRomans chapter 2. He says this in verse 14. For when the Gentiles which have not the law, do by nature the things contained in the law, these having not the law or…
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1st Baptist, baptist El Dorado, will you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? You can turn toRomans, chapter 2. Romans, chapter 2. Let me read verses 1 through 11, our full passage this morning. Therefore, you have no excuse, o man. Every one of you who…
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…But Paul is saying to these Gentile believers, we are the circumcision. Paul, what do you mean by that? You know, it's interesting thatRomans chapter 2will give us a little insight into what Paul was saying. Paul is speaking to Romans 2 and he says this, For circumcision indeed is of value if you…
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…a real penalty in your life. That's what Paul is saying here. He's saying, look, I'm summing up everything I've told you in Romans chapter 1 andRomans chapter 2. Romans chapter 1, religious people, Jews, are under sin. It has a real power and a real penalty. Romans chapter 2, non-religious people are also…
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…is a way of saying religious symbols, religious signs, religious activity is not our hope. And so with that, I invite you to turn with me now toRomans chapter 2, starting at verse 25. As we turn there, remember that this is God's word. God tells us that his word is more precious than gold, even the finest…
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…other things than God. Exchange the glory of the immortal God for stuff that's not glorious and not immortal. He goes on to indict the Jews inRomans chapter 2and verse 24, for as it is written, the name of God is blasphemed among the Gentiles because of you. They, just like the Gentiles, just like us,…
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…many spokes, many little side quests we're going to go on, they are going to return constantly to the hub of the gospel. And we're continuing inRomans chapter 2. You'll remember, as I mentioned earlier today, there's this larger argument that's happening between chapter 1 and chapter 3, the main point of…
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…It's not just Jews, not just Gentiles. No, actually, everyone falls short. It's with that I invite you to turn with me to God's Word. We're inRomans chapter 2. You can turn in your Bible. You can turn on your phone. You can turn in your worship guide. No matter where you turn, remember Proverbs 30, verse…
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…is that they were still dividing humanity along ethnic lines and trying to weigh which side was better or more worthy. Paul's answer back inRomans chapter 2and Romans chapter 3 is that neither side is worthy. He writes, for all who have sinned without the law will also perish without the law, and all…
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…Lord to the glory of God the Father. That is the result that will bring about a growing and prevailing kingdom. But look at the opposite. Look atRomans, chapter 2. Look at Romans, chapter 2, verse 20. Let's see what Romans, chapter 2, verse 20, says. Give me verse 21. Verse 21. Let me just pick it from verse…
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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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