Book of Romans Chapter Three.
The religious world which the Bible speaks of is the world of wickedness that hides darkness in the glittering lights of good intentions that merely masquerade the evil intent and content of the heart flamed by the seductive influences fostered by Satan (Genesis 3)
Many presume that their religious standing qualifies them for heaven and God's blessings. Paul questions that presumption and reveals the vanity of religion apart from God's grace.
I. Question # 1 - vs. 1-2: The Advantage?
II. Questions # 2 & 3 - vs.3,8: The Assumption?
Book of Romans Chapter Three continued
III Questions #4 - vs.9-20: The Amazement?
...What Then?...are we better than they?...
IV. The Answer - 21-31
The Bible presents salvation as an obvious experience whereby, God by His grace has justified all who have trusted Jesus Christ (1 John 5:13). The assurance of salvation is not based on feelings (though the Christian may feel saved), but on the absolute authority and authenticity of God's Word.
Sincerely, Dr. Arthur Belanger
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