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Romans 4:7–8 · BSB
4:7 “Blessed are they whose lawless acts are forgiven, whose sins are covered.
4:8 Blessed is the man whose sin the Lord will never count against him.”
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
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…it to him as righteousness. Isn't that something? He believed the word of God, and righteousness was credited to him, counted to him. Paul adds inRomans chapter 4that Abraham was fully convinced that God was able to do what he had promised. And here's the question for us today, friends. Are we fully…
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Romans chapter 4. And uh I want to I want to show you a few scriptures here. Would you also pick up Romans 4 and James chapter 2? Let's go to work this morning, and…
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…to do in order to get it the Bible says right there but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord now go with me if you went toRomans chapter 4Romans chapter 4 and so obviously when we receive a gift even in an earthly sense if I were to give somebody a gift you know I'm the one that pays…
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…this family, we were adopted. And we don't work to stay a part of this family. It's grace and grace alone. Look, if you would with me, and look atRomans chapter 4. Let me give you a little doctrine here. Romans 4 and Luke chapter 18. Romans 4 and Luke 18. Shouldn't we know about our family? He doesn't want us…
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…own lives. The Bible describes Jesus as becoming a human being, living in our place, dying for our sins, and rising again for our justification,Romans chapter 4and verse 25. Does God love us? Does God care about us? The answer is obvious. But what are the kinds of things that keep us up at night? What are…
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…while what are you counting on for god to call you righteous because the only thing that impresses him is faith look back at romans and we'll closeromans chapter 4in verse 23 the words god counted him as righteous were written out not for abraham's sake alone but for us too do you see that romans 4 23 the…
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…best commentary on the Old Testament is the New Testament. So 800 years after David writes Psalm 32, the Apostle Paul quotes from verses 1 and 2 inRomans chapter 4. And what is Paul doing in Romans chapter 4? He is making an argument that righteousness comes by faith and faith alone, not by works. And Paul…
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…own actions. But God declares Abraham is righteous. How can he do that? What does he mean? Paul gives a a a a a commentary on this very passage inRomans chapter 4. I'll read a small a short section, but really the whole of Romans 4 is really thinking about this passage um from from Genesis chapter 15. In…
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…the gospel of God's grace says, you can't bear the weight, I will take it off your back for you. In fact, the Apostle Paul quotes this psalm inRomans chapter 4to prove that very point, to prove his argument, that there is one way for sinners to be made right, declared righteous, justified before the sight…
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…us that Abram was given this sign after he had already been given the promise. Circumcision was not at the heart of the promise, it was after.Romans chapter 4, he says, does this blessedness then come upon the circumcised only, or upon the uncircumcised also? For we say that faith was accounted to Abram…
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…and sisters, it was faith. Now, we also can surmise that his faith was increasing and growing in strength prior to the trial and in the trial. InRomans 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…
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…of Jesus Christ who is the truly righteous one of someone. Now I want you to consider this. The Apostle Paul quotes these two verses directly inRomans chapter 4. You don't have to turn there but you'll remember Romans chapter 4. Do you remember the argument that he's making there? He's arguing that we are…
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…theological text in scripture, I hope that what we learn draws us into deeper worship of the God who gives life to the dead. Our reading today fromRomans chapter 4comes from one of my favorite chapters of the Bible because I think it so deeply resounds with the gospel of God's grace. So turn in your Bibles…
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…procreation were non -existent. The Bible makes no qualms about calling them as good as dead in this capacity. In this way, if we were to look atRomans 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…
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…old covenant. It secures and guarantees. Many wonderful. Blessings of God. To those who simply put their faith in Jesus. Paul says it this way. InRomans chapter 4. He says. Now to the one. Who works. Wages are not credited as a gift. But as an obligation. However. To the one. Who does not work. But trusts…
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…faith in Jesus Christ. So we have been justified. The gospel teaches us that we have been justified because of Christ. And as was just mentioned,Romans chapter 4is where Paul really gets into dealing with the doctrine of justification. And so we're not in Romans 4 tonight, but what is the doctrine of…
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Church, are you doing good this morning? I want to take just a moment and I want to kind of just we're gonna go toRomans chapter 4in just a second. We're gonna look at uh the life of Abraham. But I believe this morning not only is the love of God present, but I I just I feel…
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…you're a really, really careful reader. You remember that Paul's dealt with a whole pile of things in Romans chapter 2, in Romans chapter 3, inRomans chapter 4, up until now. And he just wants to make a little bit of an aside because he knows that we human beings are deeply addicted to thinking that the…
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…I'm very sure I cannot make myself righteous. I know you cannot make yourself righteous. What are we going to do about it? Well, the Bible says inRomans chapter 4and verse 5, To him that worketh not, but believeth on him that justifieth the ungodly, his faith is reckoned for righteousness. Now I don't know…
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…by faith. And today we're going to see that Paul holds Abraham up as a clear example of a kind of faith that is counted for. As you turn with me toRomans chapter 4, Romans chapter 4, I want you to mark that. If you're using the Church Bible, that'll be page 1119. 1119, where we get our scripture from this…
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