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Romans 2:7 and Romans 3:12. Doing good vs none who do good. Is Romans 2:7 satirical?
Rom 2:5-7 (KJV)
(5) But after thy hardness and impenitent heart treasurest up unto
thyself wrath against the day of wrath and revelation of the righteous
judgment of God (6) Who will render to every ...
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Romans 2:7 and Romans 3:12. Doing good vs none who do good. Is Romans 2:7 satirical?
Rom. 2:10 "But glory, honour, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile:" This means that born-again believers can do good in a physical manner. ...
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Cretans are always liars?
Jesus wasn’t perfect he too sinned. He got angry at the olive tree for not bearing fruit out of season. He ate food without washing hands which was part of Yahweh commands to do so and Jesus breaks ...
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If the Sabbath was a shadow, then did God plan the fall?
Did God plan the "Fall"? It is hard to see your connection with the Sabbath in this question, but this question does touch upon an important dilemma that perplexes the modern mind: Was the ...
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What was Paul talking about when he wrote Romans 13:1-7?
I have been pondering this exact same thing. I have been asking the Lord about Authority and who has it. If you look up the Greek word for authority and look up all the passages about authority, it is ...
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How would one become transformed by the renewing of their mind & prove the good, acceptable, and perfect will of God in this age?
In this age, it might never have been harder to be so transformed and renewed in mind as to be able to prove the good, acceptable and perfect will of God. That is due to the gross spiritual darkness ...
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Is it likely that Paul and Barnabas preached on the Sabbath in Acts 14:1?
There is an important translation issue here. The OP's text says the apostles went "as usual" to the synagogue, which can easily be understood to mean they did so on the Sabbath. However, ...
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Is it likely that Paul and Barnabas preached on the Sabbath in Acts 14:1?
The short answer to the question is, we are not told.
However, let us examine the regular practice of Paul and the apostles as they travelled:
Acts 13:14 - And from Perga, they traveled inland to ...
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