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Romans 8:20 · BSB
8:20 For the creation was subjected to futility, not by its own will, but because of the One who subjected it, in hope
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…it, in hope that the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay, and brought into the freedom and glory of the children of God.Romans chapter 8 verses 20and 21. Read the middle of that. Not by its own choice. The whole creation order, every animal in it, was dragged into decay and death by a…
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…that's just severe. Yet all this is because of sin. See, and Jesus Christ delivered us from the sin problem. You don't need to turn there, but inRomans 8, verses 20 to 28, it says, the whole of creation suffers until now because of sin. All of creation. So what's the solution from God's point of view? Well, sins and…
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…with our creator, and also, of course, no doubt, with our loved ones who are in Christ. So this morning we'll be reading from verses 19 to 27,Romans 8, verses 19 to 27. For the creation eagerly waits with anticipation for God's sons to be revealed. For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but…
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…the children of God. Paul says we wait for that in hope. And why does a person hope for that which he sees? Instead, we hope for what we can't see.Romans 8:18-25. The Bible holds out that hope is yet to be enjoyed. In fact, that's happening right now. John 1:5 says, light shined in darkness, Light has come…
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…obliviously forget about the brokenness and the sorrow and the loss and the suffering. Image number two, a faster road, a faster road. Look at uhRomans chapter 8, verse 20. Very next verse, Paul continues his argument by raising this point. He says, For the creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but…
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…8, and you will be blessed and helped to have your Bible open in front of you. Romans can be a challenge to understand, to follow, but we're inRomans 8, verses 12 to 21today. So I encourage you to have your Bibles open. And as we do that, let's pray. Lord Jesus, we know this is your scripture, your holy writ. We…
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…comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest. Now you might be wondering, why in the world am I bringing up Palm Sunday as we talk aboutRomans chapter 8, verses 18 through 22. And the reason is this. All four of the gospels tell us about this. But Luke in chapter 19 adds a detail that no one else includes. In Luke's…
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…this week and what we put our hope in, what we maybe shouldn't put our hope in, but definitely what our hope should be anchored in. So we're inRomans 8, verses 18 through 25is what you covered and we're going to try to pick up on, Yeah, some of the leftovers, maybe some of the things that you didn't cover or, or jump…
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…little clicker. Would you, would you send me forward please? Here's here's what the text is going to lead us to today. We're going to be readingRomans 8 verses 18 through 25. And here's where it's going to lead us. It's going to lead us to at least two questions. You may have more, but you can come talk to me afterwards…
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…eat bread. So now the task of simply putting food on the table has become increasingly complicated as creation itself strives against humanity.Romans 8 verses 20 through 22says this of creation. The creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of hymns who subjected it, in hope that the creation…
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…know him more, that we will trust him more and see his mighty hand working for us and not against us. That's why Paul could write such assurance inRomans 8:20, at a time when he spoke of his own sufferings, of what he was enduring. And he said to the Christians in Rome, and we know that in all things God…
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…into sin and caused all of creation to be affected in its basic nature by sin, all of creation, to use my Canadian word, is wonky. Paul taught inRomans 8, verse 19-22, For the anxious longing of the creation eagerly waits for the revealing of the sons of God. For the creation was subject to futility, not…
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…of humanity. But then He goes on and He says that He's going to justify the whole world. That is, He's going to make the whole world right again.Romans 8 verses 18 through 21says this, For I consider the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory that is to be revealed to us. For the creation…
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…And so I am Going to read A passage From Romans Chapter 8 Because it talks About the vanity Of life Under the sun So it will be Up on the screenRomans 8 Verses 18 Through 25This is what The apostle Paul Writes Regarding vanity For I consider The sufferings Of this present Time Are not worth Comparing With the glory…
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…that I can walk upon the statutes? Is it me? No, it's God. So that brings us to our third part, our third suffering with hope. We're going to readRomans chapter 8, verses 18 through 27. For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us. For the anxious…
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…a little bit last week about this idea of future glory. I mentioned that a few minutes ago. I didn't use the scripture last week, but I could have.Romans chapter 8, verses 18 through 25, Paul wrote, Yet what we suffer now is nothing compared to the glory he will reveal to us later. For all creation is waiting eagerly for that…
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…a little bit last week about this idea of future glory. I mentioned that a few minutes ago. I didn't use the scripture last week, but I could have.Romans chapter 8, verses 18 through 25, Paul wrote, Yet what we suffer now is nothing compared to the glory he will reveal to us later. For all creation is waiting eagerly for that…
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…to encourage encourage us here to take on the promise of God. Romans 8:28. There's a couple chapters before where where we were reading. We gotRomans 8:20. Can we pull that up? Says, "We know all things all things work together for the good of everybody ever." Nope. For the good of those who go to…
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…this is an authentic statement of the nature of the relationship between God and his creation. The Apostle Paul helps us understand this mystery inRomans 8, verses 19 through 22. He says, For the creation waits with this eager longing for the revealing of the sons of God. For the creation itself was subjected to futility,…
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…it, in hope that the creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the freedom and glory of the children of God.’ (Romans 8:18-21) Added to creation’s ‘frustration’, we must also understand that the spiritual realm has also undergone a breakdown in order. Along with Satan,…
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