Romans 10 ends with a switch in the economy from Jew to Gentile. In Chapter 11, Paul tells us to guard our thinking so that we don't think something went wrong with the Word of God, and how all through Scripture He tells us how things would unfold. Listen in on this study and learn God's future plans for a contrary and disobedient people.
Session 12: Romans 11
The Book of Romans
May 11, 2022 • Bill Schott • Romans 11
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Session 2: Romans 1:6-2:29
February 23, 2022 • Bill Schott • Romans 1:6—2:29
This study concludes our study in chapter one and as we move into chapter two, we find ourselves presented with passages which can be quite difficult and equally offensive. Why? So we can learn and see the heart of God within them all and His desire for no one to perish. Other books in this study include: Luke 10: 25-37; Acts 17:26,27; Luke 12:1-12; Jeremiah 7:1-7; Ezekiel 36:17-20; Deuteronomy 10:16
Session 3: Romans 3
March 2, 2022 • Bill Schott • Romans 3
After bringing up the blackness of the bible, that is, the sin, Paul introduces Christ which allows us to see the brilliance and how He dealt with the blackness. Other books in this study include: Matthew 21:28-32; Isaiah 50:4-6; Psalm 51: 4; I Corinthians 2:6-12; Psalm 14:2; James 3:1-12; Luke 12:1-7