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Romans 4:19 · BSB
4:19 Without weakening in his faith, he acknowledged the decrepitness of his body (since he was about a hundred years old) and the lifelessness of Sarah’s womb.
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…his faith was increasing and growing in strength prior to the trial and in the trial. In Romans chapter 4, we'll go ahead and read this quickly.Romans 4, verses 18 through 21, we read this. In hope against hope, he believed, speaking of Abraham, so that he might become a father of many nations. According to that which…
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…following faith the act of looking up at an impossible promise and choosing to believe the one who made it Paul unpacks the mechanics of this inRomans chapter 4 verses 18 through 21Abraham considered not his own body now dead neither yet the deadness of Sarah's womb he did not pretend the impossibility did not exist he simply…
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…calling them as good as dead in this capacity. In this way, if we were to look at Romans chapter 4, listen to what Paul says about Sarah's womb.Romans chapter 4, verses 18 through 19, we read this. And hope against hope, he believed, speaking of Abraham. He believed. So that he might become a father of many nations. According to…
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…morning and your trust in God, in His wisdom, in His goodness, in His power, in His love, in His unchanging grace. So take for example, Abraham inRomans 4, verse 19. We read this about Abraham's faith, which is what he's telling them to do, to have faith, to believe in Him. It says, without becoming weak in…
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…glory to himself and to teach Abram what it meant to obey a faithful God who lavishes grace upon his children. And to leave us an example, becauseRomans chapter 4, verse 19says that Abram did not weaken in faith when he considered his old age and the barrenness of Sarah's womb. His circumstances did not weaken his…
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…that's not the way to do it. I'm wrong. We're doing it your way because his way is better. Oh my gosh, this is the answer. Look what it says inRomans chapter 4 verses 17 to 21. Man, when you get the word of God spoken to you, says as as it is written, I have made, I made you a father of many nations in the presence of him…
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…does doubt means? What does doubt, what does it mean to doubt? What does it mean to doubt? Of course, we see in the case of Abraham in Romans 4,Romans 4 verse 19talks about wavering, okay? Verse 20. Verse 20. Yes, he did not waver at the promise of God. He did not waver at the promise of God. So what does…
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…ambassador in chains, that in it I may speak boldly as I ought to speak, that I may speak boldly as I ought to speak. This is very, very powerful.Romans chapter 4, verse 19again, the apostle Paul writing to the church in Rome, he said, and not being weak in faith, he meaning Abraham. He's talking about Abraham right…
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…wife Sarah, is 90, she's also, always been barren, they have no children, and yet, here's what we read about, Paul reflecting on Abraham's life, inRomans chapter 4, verses 18 to 21, listen to this, in hope, he Abraham, believed against hope, that he should become, the father of many nations, as he had been told, so shall your…
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…Lois' faith was tested and tried. And it reminds me of another guy whose faith was tested and tried. His name is Abraham. Let me read those versesRomans, chapter 4, verse 19and 20. He says, without weakening in his faith, he faced the fact that his body was as good as dead, since he was about 100 years old, and that…
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…because what I said, I spoke, it stood, it was done, I commanded, and it stood fast. Man, aren't you glad God's word reigns supreme? We know inRomans chapter 4 verses 18 to 21, it says who contrary to hope, who contrary to hope in hope believed so that he became the father of many nations. According to what was spoken,…
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…You got to live this same day and night, day and night, night and day all the time. Romans chapter 4 Let's talk about Abraham for just a minute.Romans chapter 4, verses 19 through 21. Fervent in spirit, capturing the spirit of faith, verse 19 says Listen to Abraham and not being weak in faith. He did not consider, He did not…
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…victims, we are victors. We walk in the victory of God. In spite of the situations you face, put your hope in God, facing the fact. Media give usRomans 4, verse 16 to 24. These are the facts that Abraham was facing. Therefore, the promise comes. The promise comes by faith, so that it may be by grace, and maybe I…
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…the Jews. But not just any Jews. Those who are not merely circumcised but who also walk in the footsteps of Abraham’s faith. FATHER OF MANY NATIONSROMANS 4:16-2516 That is why it depends on faith, in order that the promise may rest on grace and be guaranteed to all his offspring—not only to the adherent of…
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…dead. Adam and Eve, dying you will die. And instead, God steps in and begins to bring them back to life. You go further and you see Abraham. InRomans 4, verse 19, it says Abraham considered his condition and considered himself as good as dead. And out of that death, God brings life. You go down a little…
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…impossibility of what you have just named. The impossibility of the journey or the outcome. This is impossible. It recognizes that. When you readRomans chapter 4 verse 16 to 20you will see Abraham going through this process. He names it. You have called me father of nations. I got to change my name from Abraham to Abraham…
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…look at reality we don't deny reality we look at reality and then we speak in the logic and the language of God and agree with what he has saidRomans chapter 4 verse 17 to 20and Abraham looked at his own body so Abraham had just finished a shower and he stands in the front of the mirror and he thinks oh shucks this…
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…a very real understanding of the person and nature of God himself let me illustrate that for you I want you to look first of all if you would atRomans chapter 4 verse 19 through 21we are looking at the fact that when we take up the shield of faith we are actually referring to our thinking about the person and the nature of…
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