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Romans 2:6 · BSB
2:6 God “will repay each one according to his deeds.”
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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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…the the birds of the air, the the animals of land, the the fish of the sea, all of it points to the beauty of God. And this is Paul's argument inRomans chapter 2when he's calling the believers in Rome to understand that God desires to be known, his presence desires to be amongst his people so that there is…
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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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…courage? Why why do we condemn evil? Why do we feel guilt? Why do we recognize right and wrong? Well, if you go to the next chapter in Romans,Romans chapter 2, look at verses 12- 16. Romans 2:es 12- 16. For as many as have sinned without law will also perish without law. And as many as have sinned in the…
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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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…God will accept me because I'm an awesome and pure person. It's like you just have such a small view of righteousness if that's the case. Okay, soRomans chapter 2and verses 1 through 6. It says, Therefore thou art inexcusable. This is what we're going to hop into in the book of Romans. Paul spends three…
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…Corinthians 8 through 10. A conscience is something that's getting given to every single person, every human, not merely given to Christians. So inRomans chapter 2, Paul says that all people will be judged whether or not they have the Holy Spirit, whether or not they have the Bible, because they have an…
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…it as responsibility, it's actually disobedience. Because God wants to use you right where you are to make a difference in the world around you.Romans chapter 2, or I'm sorry, Romans chapter 12 says, God has given us different gifts for doing certain things well. So if God has given you ability to prophesy,…
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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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…answer, and Paul shows some ambivalence. He refuted any notion that a ranking system should operate amongst believers. God, he declared firmly inRomans chapter 2, God does not show favoritism. The master of a household was no more or less a son of God than his slaves. Everyone then should be joined together…
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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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…They're now our lineage. They're now part of our line, our ancestry uh because of our baptism uh into uh Christ. This is why also in uh Romans 2,Romans chapter 2, uh, 26- 29, uh, Paul can refer to the Gentile who obeys the law. Uh, and by obeying the law, uh, you are then practicing Judaism because it's the…
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…mercy far outweighs his judgment for sure. But sin is really, really serious. Romans chapter 1, kind of the middle of it through the beginning ofRomans chapter 2, is often used as kind of a companion piece to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, because this is the Apostle Paul explaining in detail just how…
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…mercy far outweighs his judgment for sure. But sin is really, really serious. Romans chapter 1, kind of the middle of it through the beginning ofRomans chapter 2, is often used as kind of a companion piece to the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, because this is the Apostle Paul explaining in detail just how…
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…read in a moment. If you've followed along, you're a really, really careful reader. You remember that Paul's dealt with a whole pile of things inRomans chapter 2, in Romans chapter 3, in Romans chapter 4, up until now. And he just wants to make a little bit of an aside because he knows that we human beings…
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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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…there's a warning. Again, the problem that Christ rebuked in the Gospels with the religious was hypocrisy. That's how Paul started his letter to inRomans chapter 2. Recently I read and then shared an article with our elders about the scariest word for a Christian. The scariest word for a Christian. And that…
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…Sin Genesis chapter 3, Adam and Eve, they take of the forbidden fruit. They are tempted. They believe the lie over the truth. Aka Romans chapter 1,Romans chapter 2. We partake of the lie in our own life. We would rather worship creation than creator. That that is sin. Our sin is heinous. Our sin is rebellion…
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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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…think, man, I'm not that good a guy. I wait for her to say, Amen. I'm not, and I realized it. I am. I'm not that good. What happens? Well, turn toRomans chapter 2. Turn to Romans chapter 2. Romans chapter 2 and verse 1, the Apostle Paul says, Therefore, thou, talking to all of us, talking to the Jews here,…
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