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23 sty 2022 · Today’s sermon is entitled, “God’s Impartial Judgment” [on screen] No matter who we are, where we are from, how religious we think we are, God sees our sin. Last week, we learned that God will show His wrath towards sin and sinners.
18 sie 2004 · The primary arguments for this position are: (1) the for (γάρ, gar) makes good sense if Gentiles are still in view in 2:1-16, and (2) Jews are not explicitly mentioned until 2:17; (3) the Jews did not practice the same sins as the Gentiles so Gentiles must be in view in 2:1.
Romans, A Study Guide - From The Executable Outlines Series by Mark A. Copeland - Hundreds of free sermon outlines and Bible study materials available for online browsing and downloading.
Romans, Expository Sermons - From The Executable Outlines Series by Mark A. Copeland - Hundreds of free sermon outlines and Bible study materials available for online browsing and downloading.
Condemnation: The Need for a Savior ( 1:1–3:20 ) a. Paul Greets the Saints in Rome ( 1:1–7 ) b. Unashamed of the Gospel ( 1:8–17 ) c. God’s Wrath against Sin ( 1:18–3:20 ) i. Unrighteous Nations ( 1:18–32 ) ii. Unrighteous Israel ( 2:1–3:8 ) 1.
1) Who wrote the epistle to the Romans? - The apostle Paul (1:1) 2) From where was it written? - Corinth. 3) What is the approximate date of writing? - 57 or 58 A.D. 4) What is the purpose of this epistle? - To set straight the design and nature of the gospel. 5) Where is the theme of this epistle stated? - Romans 1:16-17. Mark A. Copeland
