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Romans 2:28–29 · BSB
2:28 A man is not a Jew because he is one outwardly, nor is circumcision only outward and physical.
2:29 No, a man is a Jew because he is one inwardly, and circumcision is a matter of the heart, by the Spirit, not by the written code. Such a man’s praise does not come from men, but from God.
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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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…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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…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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…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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…showing me this. Now help me know where to take it. That feeling a sense of brokenness over your sin is the first step to confession. It says inRomans chapter 2, do you presume on the riches and kindness and forbearance and patience? Not knowing that God's kindness is meant to lead you to repentance. When…
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…Through inspiration of the Holy Spirit, sin needs to be seen as utterly sinful. Don't take it lightly. Speaking of, don't take it lightly, look atRomans chapter 2. I'm going to backtrack a little bit on our study of Romans, but in chapter 2, verse 1, you have no excuse, every one of you who passes judgment,…
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…said, Okay, I'll give you a little bit more time. I gotta I gotta read this to you. Okay? Look at this. This is jump over to the New Testament,Romans chapter 2. Okay? Please, please, this if you if you get anything, please get this. Okay, look at this, what Paul says. He asks a question. Or do you despise…
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…He invites you to come and receive from him forgiveness, grace, everything you need. Come to him while he may be found. Paul asks this question inRomans chapter 2. He says, do you show contempt for the riches of his kindness, forbearance, and patience? not realizing that God's kindness is intended to lead you…
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…whether you think you're a good person or not, no one escapes standing before God on judgment day. And that's why he opens up the way he does inRomans chapter 2, with verse 1. Therefore, you have no excuse. You have no excuse. Or why he says what he says in verse 6, he will render to each one according to…
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…made a judgment and he ended up judging himself because the story was about him. Paul carries on this theme, keep your finger here and turn over toRomans chapter 2. Romans chapter 2 verse 1. This isn't just Jesus talking, Paul is reiterating this. Romans chapter 2 verse 1 says, you are inexcusable, O man,…
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…we're saying he's not. Here's number two rule of life is prayer and scripture. Prayer and scripture. Let me show you what this does to you. InRomans chapter 2, Paul says, do not conform to the pattern, to the pattern, to the rhythm, to the pace of the world. Don't conform to how the world operates, but be…
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You have a copy of the Bible. Uh turn with me toRomans chapter 2. Romans 2 this morning. We've been in a study in the book of Romans. As we move into the new sanctuary, we just keep coming back to the foundation…
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If you have a copy of God's word, turn with meRomans chapter 2this morning. Romans chapter 2. We've been studying Romans in a couple of months. We will be entering our new sanctuary, which in some ways you…
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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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…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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…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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