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What practice deceit?
Their tongues
Who is using a human argument?
Paul
According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 20, how will no one be declared righteous in God's sight?
By the works of the law
Who might argue, 'If my falsehood enhances God's truthfulness and so increases his glory, why am I still condemned as a sinner?'
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Finish these verses: 'for all have sinned and...'
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In Romans, chapter 3, in what is there much value in every way?
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Through what did God present Christ as a sacrifice of atonement?
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What will no one be declared in God's sight by the works of the law?
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What do their tongues practice?
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In what book and chapter is the following: 'Now we know that whatever the law says, it says to those who are under the law, so that every mouth may be silenced and the whole world held accountable to God.'?
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 13, what do their tongues practice?
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Whose faithfulness will their unfaithfulness not at all nullify?
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In what book and chapter is the following: 'Let God be true, and every human being a liar.'?
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Complete, in essence, the following Old Testament quotation: 'All have turned away, they...'
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 21, how has the righteousness of God been made known?
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 22, what is given through faith in Jesus Christ?
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 10, what is written?
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 30, whom will God justify?
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Who is certainly not unjust in bringing his wrath on us?
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In whose sight will no one be declared righteous by the works of the law?
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By what will no one be declared righteous in God's sight?
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In what book and chapter is the following: 'Do we have any advantage? Not at all! For we have already made the charge that Jews and Gentiles alike are all under the power of sin.'?
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Who have turned away?
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 9, who are all under the power of sin?
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Complete, in essence, the following Old Testament quotation: 'Their throats are open graves;...'
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In Romans, chapter 3, what will their unfaithfulness not nullify?
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What are full of cursing and bitterness?
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When were the sins God had left unpunished committed?
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In what is there much value in every way?
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In what book and chapter is the following: 'What if some were unfaithful? Will their unfaithfulness nullify God's faithfulness?'
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According to Romans, chapter 3, verse 26, whom does he justify?
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Study Notes
Key Concepts in Romans 3
- Deceit is practiced by the tongues of individuals (Romans 3:13).
- Paul employs a human argument to discuss God's righteousness (Romans 3:5).
- No one will be declared righteous in God's sight through adherence to the works of the law (Romans 3:20).
- An argument is presented that one might believe their falsehoods enhance God's truthfulness, questioning their condemnation as sinners (Romans 3:7).
- All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God; justification comes freely through grace via Christ's redemption (Romans 3:23-24).
- Circumcision holds significant value in every way for the Jewish people (Romans 3:1-2).
- God presents Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, achieved through His blood (Romans 3:25).
- Paul clarifies that God’s faithfulness remains intact, despite human unfaithfulness (Romans 3:3-4).
- Romans 3 confirms that every mouth will be silenced, holding the whole world accountable to God (Romans 3:19).
- A key theological point: "There is no one righteous, not even one" (Romans 3:10).
- Both the circumcised and the uncircumcised will be justified by God (Romans 3:30).
- God is presented as just in bringing wrath upon humanity (Romans 3:5-6).
- Paul emphasizes that Jews and Gentiles are equally under the power of sin (Romans 3:9).
- The passage reflects on the universal nature of sin, stating that all have turned away from righteousness (Romans 3:12).
- The rhetorical question regarding unfaithfulness highlights the enduring reliability of God (Romans 3:3).
- Shared Old Testament quotations are used to underscore human sinfulness and deceitfulness (Romans 3:12, 13).
- The righteousness of God is disclosed apart from the law, emphasizing faith in Jesus Christ for justification (Romans 3:21-22).
Theological Implications
- The chapter outlines the foundational Christian belief in justification by faith as opposed to works.
- It highlights the universality of sin, stressing that all individuals require divine grace and redemption.
- God's unchanging faithfulness serves as a basis for hope and trust in the midst of human failures.
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