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Romans 2:25 · BSB
2:25 Circumcision has value if you observe the law, but if you break the law, your circumcision has become uncircumcision.
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…soothe hurt feelings, to calm an upset person, to help quietly in practical ways. Note that it is the kindness of God that leads us to repentance.Romans chapter 2and verse 4. So sacrificial love is kind. Third, sacrificial love does not envy. The word means to eagerly desire and it is used both positively…
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…parent would display. God's wrath is the right and necessary reaction to evil. God's wrath is that of a judge administering punishment fairly. FromRomans chapter 2, it says, 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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…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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…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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…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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…who are worshipping Jesus? Or is it those who reject him as a dangerous novelty? It's a difficult question. One answer is given in a way by Paul inRomans chapter 2and where he says that a Jew, the one who is a Jew, is that one who has the spirit at work in their heart, not merely someone who's got the…
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…That's everyone, no exceptions. Notice too that while it is for everyone, we'll all be judged individually. Each one must give an account. NowRomans chapter 2gives a vivid account of what that day will look like and there are only two outcomes for the final reckoning with the Lord Jesus. Romans 2 verse…
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…outside. They haven't been circumcised yet. They haven't got the sign of belonging to God, but God reaffirms and fulfils his promises to them. AndRomans chapter 2and 3 talk about this idea of circumcision of the heart. It's what's inside that matters and they're beginning in a good place. They've got…
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…grace. grace. He wants to make his saving power known to the nations and to all people. That is why he is bearing with great patience. Go back toRomans chapter 2and verse 4. Romans chapter 2 verse 4. He's already raised this same issue. Romans chapter 2 and verse 4. Talking about God's delay in his patience…
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…back yet, we should understand this to be an account, on account, of his patience. A patience with the aim of salvation which Paul, he spoke of inRomans chapter 2and he said, you know, do you presume on the riches of his kindness and forbearance and patience not knowing that God's kindness is meant to lead…
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…only on occasion. We don't see many illustrations of God's wrath in this day and age and if you were to think back on that subject, you realize inRomans chapter 2it says that God delays. Why does He delay His judgment? What's His reason? His desire is that no one should perish. He's patient, patient, patient…
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…god as i ought to i need somebody else to do it so god says i'm going to do it for you but but again how is he going to do it well jump forward toromans chapter 2romans chapter 2 this is where god's promise to circumcise our hearts becomes a reality and he tells us how he's going to do it romans chapter 2…
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…owed destruction. We were enemies of God, but now we're called his friends. So, we ought to both fear and then be comforted by his kindness to us.Romans chapter 2. verses 4 and 5. Paul wrote, Or do you presume on the riches of his kindness and forbearance and patience, not knowing that God's kindness is meant…
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…the life of Abraham, specifically two events can show us this in the writings of Scripture, can give life to words this morning. Paul clearly inRomans chapter 2is using the life of Abraham to make his argument. So quickly I'm going to kind of review the life of Abraham for us. Abraham was an idolatrous. We…
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You guys be seated. We are continuing through our study of Romans,Romans chapter 2, if you want to turn there. ! And as you are doing it, take a little survey real quick. By show of hands, how many of you have seen the TV show…
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…is teaching against something when we ourselves do the very same things we teach against? This is our text this morning. This is where we sit inRomans chapter 2. Verses 17 through 24 is about hypocrisy. The context is that of the Jews, but it certainly, and I pray that I do a good job this morning, applies…
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We're continuing our study ofRomans, chapter 2. You guys want to grab a copy of God's Word and turn to Romans, chapter 2. ! His Word reads, For God shows no partiality. For all who have sinned…
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You guys be seated. We are continuing our study through the book of Romans. ! We are inRomans chapter 2. ! If you want to grab a copy of God's Word. Romans chapter 2. We're going to start. Our text this morning is verses 6 through verse 10. And it…
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Turn to Luke chapter 18. We'll get toRomans chapter 2in just a minute. Luke 18. We as human beings have a superiority issue. Now, I don't mean that we don't like people in charge of us, bosses,…
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