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Romans 3:31 · BSB
3:31 Do we, then, nullify the law by this faith? Certainly not! Instead, we uphold the law.
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Okay, this morning, just for a short time, this morning we're going to turn toRomans chapter 3, and we're going to read from verse 9 to verse 20. For those who are visiting with us today, either from Haddington or maybe elsewhere, if you're…
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…And it's at that point that the woman takes the fruit, eats it, and then offers it to her husband Adam. The world becomes sinful. And in fact, inRomans chapter 3, it says that all have sinned. Everyone ever born has sinned. There's varying degrees of sin, there's different kinds of sin, but everyone born is…
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…for all that he's doing. So we pray that that would continue among you in the months and years to come. Well, we're going to turn back together toRomans chapter 3and we're going to look at the verses, the Derrick read, verses 1 to 8. The words are on the screen, I won't read them through again because we're…
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…sent. In other words, believe in Jesus. Your faith in Christ is what makes you a Christian. Paul writes about this in the book of Romans. Look atRomans chapter 3. Romans 3, 27 through 28. I'll give you a second to turn over there. Because this is a legal manuscript. The book of Romans is really laid out by…
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…that surely I'm not as sinful as the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. Surely I'm not deserving of such a severe punishment as they are. Well inRomans chapter 3this is this is what Romans 3 has to say about the spiritual state of humanity. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. All have…
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…born into this world, we are separated from God. We don't know God. We cannot know Him on our own. The Scripture tells us, look what Paul says inRomans chapter 3. As it is written, there is no one righteous, not even one. There is no one who understands. There is no one who seeks God. Now, there is a lot of…
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…do not. God works in a person's life to make them aware of their need for Him, to be right with Him. You see, we don't seek God on our own. ReadRomans chapter 3, beginning about verse 10. We seek God because He first sought us. And when God starts doing a work in us, opening our eyes to see our need for a…
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Good morning. Take out your Bible and turn toRomans chapter 3. ! We've been promoting books and stuff. ! I think if I had to promote one good Reformation book, I think I would pick this one. ! This is a book…
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…about justification. How we are made right with God. If you want to look in your Bible, I'm going to put most of this on the screen, but look inRomans chapter 3, and I want to see how this important concept of being declared right with God, being justified, is the only way that anyone has ever, can ever be…
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…from Christ. As previously stated, we are justified through faith alone. No one is justified by their works. Paul is abundantly clear about this inRomans chapter 3. Turn with me, if you will, please, to Romans 3. beginning in verse 10, Paul cites ancient words. He appeals to the authority of Scripture to make…
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…an alternative of it. Why do we know that this is not a form of spiritual, some of you might say, no, George, it is this form of holiness. Look atRomans chapter 3, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. Look at the, look at Psalms, like Psalm 58 and Psalm 109 about how people's mouths are…
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…Luther felt when he first understood the passage. So to figure out what this passage means, I'll get the AB team to pop verse 21 on the screen ofRomans chapter 3. So if you have a Bible, please turn to that as well. So in verses 21 to 22, we notice a few different aspects of righteousness. So righteousness…
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…one whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Right off the get-go, God kind of says, let's don't kid each other. The Bible says inRomans chapter 3in the New Testament, he says, we've all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. So when I say the Bible assumes our sinfulness, this is not a…
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…grace is. It is like a wave that washes over us. Let me show you a glimpse of his riches. Go back to chapter 3, verse 22. The end of verse 22.Romans chapter 3, the end of verse 22. Talking about the human race of all people of all times. The end of verse 22. It says, There is no difference, for all have…
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…paths. They've made their roads, crooked. No one who treads on them, knows peace. It's interesting, that the apostle Paul, takes these verses, inRomans chapter 3, and he says, every single Jew, and every single Gentile, is guilty of sin. And every single Jew, and every single Gentile, that is you and I, are…
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…has a problem and you and I have a problem and God has a solution we'll talk about it more the next couple of weeks but here's the heart of itRomans chapter 3God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement through the shedding of his blood to be received by faith he did this why was it that God had to…
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…that came by Jesus Christ because God presented him as a sacrifice of atonement through the shedding of his blood to be received by faith asRomans chapter 3tells us so Titus is throughout this chapter to remind what a good life according to the gospel is like but rather than emphasizing in all the…
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…he was thinking of his death in relationship to what his death did for the glory of God think if you will just for a moment over to a passage inRomans chapter 3turn there if you will Romans chapter 3 Romans is a book that argues or I shouldn't say argues but it is a book that gives a careful exposition of…
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…of the world, They are in, There is no other way, For people to be saved, Except through Jesus. And it's always been like that. So Paul argues, InRomans chapter 3, He says, God presented Jesus, As a propitiation, Through faith in his blood. Propitiation, That's the idea, Of someone satisfying, In the anger of…
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…men. Not of any man. But only one man. Only one man who was qualified to stand in our place. And to redeem us from sin. So let me read to you fromRomans chapter 3. Where it says. Now the righteousness of God has been manifest. Has been shown. And apart from the law. Although the law and the prophets bear…
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