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Romans 3:13 · BSB
3:13 “Their throats are open graves; their tongues practice deceit.” “The venom of vipers is on their lips.”
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…one hasn't been decorated yet. I haven't had it long enough, but I'll guarantee it will be. Your life and my life, we fail. And that's the book ofRomans chapter 3. And it's the book of Romans chapter 7 where Paul said, This is Paul as a Christian. When I would do good, evil is present with me. Even as a saved…
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…shall live by them. So here's the problem. None of us ever have or will ever meet that standard. None of us. That's why Paul will later say inRomans chapter 3, by works of the law, no human being will be saved. So I don't believe Jesus is giving a standard by which the man can justify himself. Rather,…
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…line with God's Word, because the Holy Spirit through Scripture is trying to attack our sins to shape us into the people that we're supposed to be.Romans 3:9-23. You should hear about your salvation and what Jesus has provided as he came into the world to save sinners. 1 Timothy 1:15. You should expect to…
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…to be in order to bring peace into this world, God has done first. That's how great his working of peace has been in the world. Paul reminds us inRomans chapter 3and in verse 16 destruction and misery are in their ways, and the way of peace they have not known. Paul tells us the only time in which there is…
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…Paul is inspired by God. He is a man of God. One of the greatest apostles. And we're going to look at some of the accusations this morning. Go toRomans chapter 3if you would. Romans chapter 3. Now all this is pretty basic and you will have no problem understanding this. So if anything, you're just going to…
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…we can understand these escape tactics, the better off we can be in helping people be delivered from the kingdom of darkness. Read with me now,Romans chapter 3and verses 1 through 8. It says this. And it gets it gets a little uh creative, I'll say. People are running out of escape tactics, and so they've…
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…you the illustration of being pulled over by the cop because I can't help but think of that when I enter into these chapters, Romans chapter 2 andRomans chapter 3. The idea of somebody becoming conscious of the wrath of God is kind of like you driving and the lights coming on in your rear view mirror, and you…
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…anyone looking on, they're not impressive to God. And so the conclusion of this series we're in in Romans chapter 2 and 3 is found in, I believe,Romans chapter 3and verses 19 and 20. And the point is made here, we'll just read it together. Paul says that all that every mouth would be stopped and all would…
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…death came to all mankind because all of us sin. So Eve was a sinner, Adam was a sinner, and so are each and every one of us. It says inRomans chapter 3, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. And Eve experienced the horror and brokenness of sin because she played a part in bringing…
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…parent is a Christian and I've just done a few good things, like I'm good. No, no, you're also in the same boat. And this is where he brings us inRomans chapter 3. Here it is, here's the verdict. We all fall short of God's glorious standard. Paul says that Jews and Gentiles alike are under the power of sin.…
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…right before God. You can hear that word right, it built into that bigger word of righteousness. We cannot be right before God on our own.Romans chapter 3says that righteousness comes through faith in Jesus, because Jesus has done for us what we would never ever be able to do for ourselves. He takes…
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…the law, for by works of the law, no flesh shall be justified. [SPEAKER_00]: Romans, oh Romans, you know, I like the book of Romans. [SPEAKER_00]:Romans chapter 3, 23, you've heard me say to me in times, but with that I'm gonna put verse 24, for all have sin and fall short of the glory of God, being justified…
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…Josh, which one is it? Is the grace not of ourselves or is the faith? Neither one of them. It is literally the faith of Jesus Christ according toRomans chapter 3. We don't have faith in Jesus Christ. We have the faith of Jesus Christ. He gave it to us. And I love, and in case you and I got this wrong, well,…
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…we don't want to argue with God, but he he does as he pleases. That's why Paul, you know, can can say and in and uh go to Romans 3 and I'll quit.Romans chapter 3, Romans chapter 3. And here in verse 26, uh Paul here, this is just an incredible section on things that we have been talking about God taking the…
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…is not how men are saved, it is just Paul making an argument to those at Rome about how all men are guilty before God. Now the conclusive matter inRomans chapter 3is that all may become guilty and that every mouth would be stopped. No more excuses, no more escape tactics, no more worldviews or intellectual…
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…But ever since Adam and Eve fell, what happened? All of us was corrupted, including our conscience. And that is the point that Paul is making inRomans chapter 3. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Meaning this, your conscience isn't always right. So you can be doing something and say,…
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…20, or verse 21, the gospel provides our justification. If you want to ever see two beautiful words in the Bible, look at the first two words ofRomans chapter 3and verse 21. He says in verse 20, therefore, by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified in the sight, in his sight, for the law is…
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…Bible, Jesus, we you'll read how Jesus went through those things to help us. My third point is this the good news regarding the death of Christ.Romans chapter 3. So this is gonna be a little bit of teaching, so stick with me. All right, stick with me. Romans chapter 3, verse 23. Or let me go back for a…
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…maybe in your life where you're faithless and you can't see that what God has said is true, praise the Lord. God is faithful when we aren't. InRomans chapter 3, I'm hopping ahead here a little bit in the apologetic that Paul gives to the Romans, but in Romans chapter 3 and verse 3, he asks this rhetorical…
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…going to sound very familiar. Paul is returning to a familiar argument that he's already been making over and over and over again in some ways inRomans chapter 3through 5, where he says, righteousness isn't achieved by our own effort. It is something that we receive by faith. And so in this passage before…
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