Romans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Part 7 of pastor David Guzik's audio-only series teaching the book of Romans.
Read pastor David's commentary on Romans chapter 4:
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God is using you to help me grow my knowledge with his word. I have been using the blue letter study have been studying the Bible for a long time. But I have trouble retaining..... I wish I didn't, with this being said I reread chapters and I have found yours and am in Romans now 😊 thank you
Amen Preacher
Faith without works is dead
Thanks for the study Pastor
Amen Preacher
One of my favourite passage of Holy Scripture
Thanks for making it easy to understand. I listened to the study of the book of John.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌏✝️ Thank God I will always honor my marriage and family . Isaiah 61:1 Kim Walker. Matthew 1:18:24
God bless you brother David. Thanks for all and GLORY TO GOD
How do we handle having full Faith, believing what we ask is done and given, but then the outcome is completely opposite of what we believed would happen?
I used to struggle with that also. We always get an answer from God, it’s just sometimes He says no. Sometimes what we ask for may not be His will.
The trinity in our salvation
God the Father- He chose us before the foundation of the world. Ephesians 1:3-6
God the Son- salvation is brought to fruition through the death of Christ. Ephesians 1:7-12
God the Hole Spirit- The Holy Spirit performs the regeneration.
Ephesians 1: 13-14
David you really warped verse 25. Shame on you.
Explain!
I didn’t hear him expound too much on verse 25 to see what you’re talking about saying he warped it. Could you please explain what you meant by that?
But this is what he says on his commentary page about it.
Raised because of our justification: The resurrection has an essential place in our redemption because it demonstrates God the Father’s perfect satisfaction with the Son’s work on the cross. It proves that what Jesus did on the cross was in fact a perfect sacrifice made by One who remained perfect, even though bearing the sin of the world.
i. Delivered up because of our offenses: The ancient Greek word translated delivered (paradidomi) was used of casting people into prison or delivering them to justice. “Here it speaks of the judicial act of God the Father delivering God the Son to the justice that required the payment of the penalty for human sin.” (Wuest)
ii. “Jesus’ resurrection always includes his sacrificial death but it brings out the all-sufficiency of his death. If death had held him, he would have failed; since he was raised from death, his sacrifice sufficed, God set his seal upon it by raising him up.” (Lenski)
iii. “Christ did meritoriously work our justification and salvation by his death and passion, but the efficacy and perfection thereof with respect to us depend on his resurrection… This one verse is an abridgement of the whole gospel.” (Poole)
iv. In this chapter, Paul clearly demonstrated that in no way does the Old Testament contradict the gospel of salvation by grace through faith. Instead the gospel is the fulfillment of the Old Testament, and Abraham - justified through faith - is our pattern.
His exposition of verse 25 is solid