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Romans 8:20–21 · 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
8:21 that the creation itself will be set free from its bondage to decay and brought into the glorious freedom of the children of God.
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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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…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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…beings, but sin begins to affect all of creation, which now sets out thorns and thistles and animals get sick and get hurt and so on. And so inRomans 8:19-21, you see that creation itself is pictured there as being in bondage to sin, groaning, saying, when are we gonna be relieved from this sin? And so…
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…witness to God's glory that creation itself declares, and that it proclaims to us, and we are all the poorer for it. And yet Paul tells us now inRomans chapter 8 verses 19 to 25, that through nature, god also provides another kind of another unlikely witness, an unlikely witness to his glory, and that is the glory I'm…
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Well, good morning. Please take your copy of God's Word and join me in Romans chapter 8. All right. Our text for this morning isRomans chapter 8, verses 18 through 27. Before we set our minds on today's text, and do bear with me for a moment, I want us to first take a look back at verses 16 and 17, and consider…
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…sum up in the passage we just read in Romans 8. Paul sums up what this means for us who are now still living under this curse. Have a look again atRomans 8:20-21. Paul says, creation was subjected to futility, not willingly, but because of Him, God, who subjected it. In hope that the creation itself will be…
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…at Romans chapter 8 again this morning. We're going to focus in on verses 18 through 22. Let me invite you to turn there with me in the Pew Bible,Romans 8, verses 18 through 22. The page number is in the bulletin if you need help finding that. We're going to look closely at these words this morning, so it'll be helpful if…
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…chapter 3, it says this, Behold what manner of love the Father has for us, that we should be what? We should be called the sons of God. And here inRomans chapter 8, verse 16 through 25, we are explained the absolute blessing that we have in being God's children. In verses 26 and 27, Paul comforts us by reminding us of the Holy…
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