Romans 2
God’s Righteous Judgment
Romans 2 is written to admonish the Jews that living by the law and circumcision does not make them righteous in God's eyes. This comes as quite a shock, but Paul stresses that living by rules and regulations only brings about judgment and condemnation. Paul concludes that a true Jew is one that has experienced circumcision of the heart by the Spirit of God.
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- Romans 2:1 - Those Who Judge Have No Excuse
- Romans 2:2 - God's Judgment is Based on Truth
- Romans 2:3-4 - It is God's Kindness That Leads Towards Repentance
- Romans 2:5 - The Hard and Unrepentant Heart
- Romans 2:6-11 - The Result is Eternal Life
- Romans 2:11 - God Does Not Show Favoritism
- Romans 2:12-13 - Being Declared Righteous Before God
- Romans 2:14-15 - The Requirements of the Law Are Written On Our Hearts
- Romans 2:16 - Paul's Gospel
- Romans 2:17-18 - Our Relationship to God
- Romans 2:17-24 - God's Name is Blasphemed Among the Gentiles Because of You
- Romans 2:25 – The Value of Circumcision
- Romans 2:26-27 - The Righteousness of the Law vs. the Letter of the Law
- Romans 2:28-29 - Circumcision of the Heart, The True Mark of A Child of God