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Romans 2:3 · BSB
2:3 So when you, O man, pass judgment on others, yet do the same things, do you think you will escape God’s judgment?
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…can only be saved if God calls them because the word says they must be called in order to come to the Lord. Well, it does say that. Paul writes inRomans chapter 2, when the Gentiles sinning against the law and are convicted in their own hearts. I will read this one because the wording is that important.…
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…united to Christ. So here is something that's important for us to remember from this Old Testament passage. If you go back to Romans, or forward toRomans chapter 2and verses 28 and 29, this is how Paul put it. Because he was dealing, of course, with people like himself who were Jews by birth and who, just…
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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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…to be so clear that anyone, whether of Jewish descent or otherwise, lives under the curse of sin. He wants us to be clear that this is true of us.Romans chapter 2and verse 12. There he writes, For all who have sinned without the law will also perish without the law. And all who have sinned under the law will…
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…okay, 15, 16 2016 is going to be a keeper lot of tattoos dedicated there. Okay he's just he's there just working through. So That being said inRomans Chapter 2, a big shift takes place. I don't want to give you a mini devotional here. Rarely when you read scripture, are we the good guy? The victim. Most of…
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…than the other apostles' gospel. Here, Paul emphasizes, you know, the message I preach to you. He says that twice in this verse. And then inRomans chapter 2, and again in Romans chapter 4, he uses the phrase my gospel. And a lot of people really want to camp on that and and and try to make arguments…
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Please take your copy of God's Word and join me inRomans chapter 2. This morning we will take our third and final look at verses 1-16 of the second chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans. It's been some time since…
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Please take your copy of God's Word and join me inRomans chapter 2. This morning we will take our third and final look at verses 1-16 of the second chapter of Paul's letter to the Romans. It's been some time since…
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…talk about his faith. So one way or another he produced a fruit and one way or another if you have true faith you shall produce fruit. And also inRomans chapter 2it talks about the written law in our hearts and how the Gentiles, some Gentiles are saved because they're judged according to the written law…
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…he was willing to endure the silence, because he was committed to the Lord. And friend, today is an opportunity for commitment to the Lord. InRomans chapter 2, the apostle Paul refers to a circumcision of the heart. In other words, you can do all the outward things that you want to, but what really…
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…chapters thinking that the inspired word is contradictory in nature. There's other places that Paul says similar things to what he's saying here inRomans chapter 2. Like in 2nd Corinthians chapter 5, verse 10, where he says, for we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ so that each one may receive…
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…to break a pot with a rod of iron. And we spoke of God's judgment last week at greater length and in the future we'll look at it once again inRomans chapter 2. But I want you to note that before the final judgment comes, Jesus is calling all men everywhere to repent. Ephesians chapter 2 and verse 17, Paul…
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…comments brief, and that you may exit quickly when we're all done together, and we completely understand that. So, that said, our text for today isRomans chapter 2, verses 1 through 16. Last week, we considered the end of chapter 1, where Paul condemns those who have suppressed the truth, rejected God, and descended into moral…
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…What is the human conscience? I'm not going to give you my definition because the Bible has one. And I believe the best place to start is found inRomans Chapter 2and so meet me there in Romans 2 verse 14. And let's understand what the Bible has to say about this thing called conscience. Romans 2:14. Paul…
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…that is not prohibited by law. We should not be surprised that adherence to the law will fail to result in inheritance of the promises of God.Romans 1:18-3:20makes this crystal clear. “For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who by their…
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…really being able to see someone else's sin and not to see your own sin, apparently was kind of a feature of Jewish life and Paul deals with it inRomans, Chapter 2. And I want to read good long passage. I'll try not to, I'll try not to comment on it and listen to how Paul when he's dealing with these. Very…
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…of God” but in the end most Jews rejected the Gospel and Jesus as Messiah. They stand condemned. So, Are we Jews any better off? No, not at all. InRomans 1:18-2:29Paul laid out the indictments. Now he tells us that his point was to establish the charge that everyone is lost in sin, bar none. We have already…
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…of service today. So if you have your Bibles, you can have your fingers kind of prepped and ready to go in Genesis 17, in Luke chapter 2, and inRomans chapter 2, and I'm going to be jumping around a little bit here. But let's start in Genesis 17. Let me read a portion from Genesis 17. It's a bit lengthy,…
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…well, it's not working out, and so therefore I want to define it my own way. And it says ultimately that leads to even more brokenness. We learn inRomans chapter 2that maybe people try to do better than somebody else, thinking that somehow by their goodness it's gonna lead them out of a place of brokenness…
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…the Tower of Siloam. No, I tell you, but unless you repent, you will all likewise perish. You find the same thing elsewhere in the Bible. You findRomans chapter 2and verse 4, for example. Let me just read that to you. It's very much in keeping with what you find in this passage in Luke. Here's Romans chapter…
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