Paul shows us in Romans 3:1-20, that the whole world is accountable to God, who sees all and knows all. We’ll see what is wrong with the human race and why we desperately need the Savior.
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We finally reach the end of the bad news of the human condition from Paul in the opening of the book of Romans: None Are Righteous; You Have No Excuse; No One Can Truly Keep the Law. But all that bad news leads us to the Good News... the GOSPEL! Paul continues to describe the nature of human sin and its consequences, showing us, even more, our great need for the gospel. Paul describes the nature of human sin and its consequences, showing us our great need for the gospel. Introduction to Romans (Part 2) - Paul magnifies the gospel, summarizing key aspects of it, expressing his eagerness to share it, and conveying his steadfast confidence in it. Paul magnifies the gospel, summarizing key aspects of it, expressing his eagerness to share it, and conveying his steadfast confidence in it. The prophet Habakkuk offers a prayer wherein he resolves to trust in the sovereignty of God’s mysterious ways of dealing with the human predicament. The prophet Habakkuk is deeply disturbed by the spiritual and social state of affairs in the nation of Judah. He expresses his frustration over witnessing human corruption and depravity throughout Judahite society, and he appeals to God to do something about it. The Lord’s response to Habakkuk’s outcry is completely unexpected. The prophet reported a dialogue he had with God concerning the sovereignty of God and the wickedness of events on earth. Obedience to God’s Word is paramount for anyone who wants to be wise and follow Jesus. |
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