~4 Min.The Two Sauls
biblecentre.org · ... and it is made infinitely worse when we remember that the verses in Rom. 1-2 describe the situation in the heathen world but the features in 2 ...
~3 Min.What Things Do We Seek Above (Colossians 3:1) ? | Q&A
patternsoftruth.org · ... of that doctrine. Romans and Ephesians are good examples of this pattern. Rom. 1-11 develop various lines of truth. Chapters 12 through the end ...
Stichwörter:q&a; Colassians 3:1; things we seek; things above
~7 Min.If we're not under the Law, why does Acts 15 have laws?
patternsoftruth.org · ... Exd. 20:2-5). The Law prohibited idolatry for Israel. But idolatry was not new; Rom. 1 shows how idolatry was at the root of the Gentile world's ...
Stichwörter:law; acts 15; council of Jerusalem
31:35Part 15
... of God. Now here we have to examine it first of all in its own context. Rom. 1 tells us in a fundamental way who God is, what he stands for and ...
~14 Min.Comments On Psalm 19
biblecentre.org · ... that there should be a testimony to God. Creation is a testimony, both Rom. 1 and this psalm tell us that. It is remarkable how the psalm ...
~8 Min.Psalm 9; 10
... the demand for judgment. Compare the characters of the judged ones in Rom. 1, 2. Only there the wrath is from heaven, not governmental on earth ...
~5 Min."Exercise thyself unto piety"
towardthemark.org · ... believer settle for anything less. Sins are no longer my burden, (Rom. 1 - 5:11). Adam no longer my head; (Rom. 5:12-21). Sin nevermore is my ...
Position:Toward the Mark #7
~5 Min.Defeated or Delighted?
biblecentre.org · ... for anything less! Transformation. Sins are no longer my burden, (Rom. 1 - 5:11). Adam no longer my head; (Rom. 5:12-21). Sin nevermore is my ...
~9 Min.Genesis 3:21 - 4:26
biblecentre.org · ... To an unrepentant murderer the presence of God was abhorrent. We read in Rom. 1 of the barbarians that, "they did not like to retain God in ...
~5 Min.Righteousness and Sanctification
biblecentre.org · ... four thousand years, from the Gentile, the heathen philosopher, and the Jew (Rom. 1-3); but both the Jews, who had the law, and the Gentiles, who ...
