Romans 2
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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- No Excuse—Romans 2:1
- God's Judgment is Based on Truth—Romans 2:2
- God's Kindness Leads Towards Repentance—Romans 2:3-4
- Hard and Unrepentant Heart—Romans 2:5
- The Result is Eternal Life—Romans 2:6-10
- God Does Not Show Favoritism—Romans 2:11
- Declared Righteous—Romans 2:12-13
- The Law’s Requirements Are Written on Our Hearts—Romans 2:14-15
- Paul's Gospel—Romans 2:16
- God's Name is Blasphemed—Romans 2:17-24
- The Value of Circumcision—Romans 2:25
- Righteousness of the Law vs. the Letter of the Law—Romans 2:26-27
- Circumcision of the Heart, the True Mark of a Child of God—Romans 2:28-29