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Romans 9:20 · BSB
9:20 But who are you, O man, to talk back to God? Shall what is formed say to Him who formed it, “Why did You make me like this?”
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…going to win your argument. Because God named you a long time before you ever existed. He's sovereign. He's way ahead of you on this whole thing.Romans chapter 9, verse 20says, But indeed, O man. Who are you to reply against God? Will the thing formed say to him who formed it, why have you made me like this? Does not…
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…show his graciousness towards us in that he helps us not to sin. We'll get all into that at the end of chapter 7 and into chapter 8. Another place,Romans chapter 9, verse 18 through 20. In this chapter, Paul has previously cited the Old Testament seven times. Direct citations. Seven times up to this point. And then in verse 18, he…
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…are when compared to our Creator. And this is not a unique argument by James. We saw this argument by God in the book of Job. Another example is inRomans 9, verse 20. Paul is defending God's election of Israel and the grafting in of Gentiles. And while the point that Paul is making is different from James'…
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