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Romans 3:19 · BSB
3:19 Now we know that whatever the law says, it says to those who are under the law, so that every mouth may be silenced and the whole world held accountable to God.
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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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…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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…2 answers we can give. First of all, that it's not the law of God. We can see the source of the problem is the inescapable reality of sin. Now, inRomans chapters 3through 5, Paul has laid down that principle so that we don't miss it. There's none righteous, no, not one. Whether you're a Gentile, Romans 1:18…
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…in an ancient context, but they speak to us today as freshly as the morning news. Paul says, let God be true though every man be found a liar,Romans chapter 3and verse 4. And one of the things the Bible tells us unequivocally is that truth doesn't change. And we live in a society where the target is…
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…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 in Romans chapter 2 andRomans 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 of Romans chapter 2.…
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…why Jesus was amazed by this, we need to go back and we need to understand what faith has always meant to God. So now let's go to Romans.Romans chapter 3. Romans chapter 3. Romans chapter 3. Skip down to verse 21 if you would. Paul's letter to Romans chapter 3. Paul's letter to Romans chapter 3 and…
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…it was written to them. Did you understand what I'm trying to say? So that means to understand, in fact, when he was talking, my mind just moved toRomans chapter 3, Romans chapter 9, that talks about that they are the custodians of the revelations of God. Are we together? To them is the Christ, to them is the…
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…power of sin, apart from the grace of God, friend, this is not just darkness out there around us. This is us. This is the point that Paul makes inRomans chapter 3when he quotes this exact passage and others and says, None is righteous. No, not one. No one understands. No one seeks for God. Not even you. Not…
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…were not faithful and they did not believe what the prophet has said or what God has said to them. So we see in Romans chapter 3, verse 3 to 4,Romans chapter 3. Verse 3 to 4. For what if some did not believe? Would their unbelief make the faithfulness of God without effect? Certainly not. Indeed, let God…
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…law. The law of God. Make your life miserable. Because you can't ever live up to it. You can't ever live up to the standard. That's why we read inRomans chapter 3. We'll get to in a few weeks. The wages of sin is death. All have sinned. All have come short of the glory of God. None of us live up to that…
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…name under heaven given among men whereby we must be saved. That's the Lord Jesus Christ. I want to take you to one other place in the book ofRomans, chapter 3. And then we're going to dive into the content of our message. I want to give this by way of preliminary. Romans chapter 3 and verse 20. So Paul…
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…You better get that right. Right? If the blood of Christ, what does the blood of Christ equate? Ephesians chapter 1, Colossians chapter 1,Romans chapter 3, the blood of Christ equals the forgiveness of sins. If that blood was shed for you, then your sins have been forgiven. If that blood was shed for…
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…awe. Does everybody have that? And is everybody capable of that? Well, we know it's not so. Because, brothers and sisters, uh, we know inRomans chapter 3, what's one of the descriptions of people in their flesh who are void of the Spirit of God? There's no fear of God before their eyes. There's no…
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…the same way. Lost. The Bible tells us in Isaiah, all we like sheep have gone astray. We were out wandering. No hope. No chance. Paul tells us inRomans chapter 3, there is none righteous, no not one. There is none that seeketh after God. But praise the Lord, he sought after us. See, these might have been…
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…fear of God do not go together. They are incompatible. You cannot fear God and enjoy your sin at the same time. You can't. Paul addresses this inRomans chapter 3when he says, there is no fear before their eyes. He's talking about universal sin. He's talking about unrepentant sin. He's saying there is no…
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…And it's true about you, it's true about me. We need Jesus for our salvation. This is the clear teaching of Scripture. Is that what Paul says inRomans chapter 3, all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, and yet all are justified by his grace as a gift through the redemption that is in Christ…
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…through bloodstream, maybe. It's everywhere. This is the flesh. This is the flesh. Look, if you look at just a couple pages back in your Bibles toRomans chapter 3, look what Paul says in Romans chapter 3. Look in verse 10. As it is written, he's going to quote all these passages from the Old Testament to talk…
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…that, raise your hand, but don't, I don't want to see it. I'll know you're lying. All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, Paul says inRomans chapter 3, 23. There's none righteous, no, not one. Paul thought he was. He goes on to say, Whatever things were gained to me, I count those as lost for the…
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…the Pharisees. We are not okay. We are not sinless. We are not without blame, especially as we stand before a righteous and just God. Paul wrote inRomans chapter 3, he said, For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Like this woman, every single one of us deserve death. Maybe not by stoning,…
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…through the law of Moses. The law was given to prepare the way for the coming of Jesus by revealing God's holiness and man's sinfulness. So we haveRomans chapter 3. We'll read that. But while I'm reading that, think of another verse maybe that tells us exactly this, that the law was given to prepare the way…
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