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L’Epistola di Paolo Apostolo ai Romani
Romans_Chapter, vol. 2
The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit: The Epistle to the Romans 2
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If neither the heart that wills nor the labor of running can wash away our sins, where does salvation come from?
Romans chapters 7–9 show us Paul, who groans in the body of death; the person who hears the word that there is no condemnation; the child who calls out “Abba, Father” by the Spirit of adoption; and God, who called Jacob. These chapters reveal the answer in the mercy of chapter 9, verse 16.
When Jesus received baptism from John, He had all the sins of the world passed on to Him once and for all, and our lifelong sins were also among them. This salvation, in which He shed His blood and died on the Cross to receive that judgment in our place and rose again from death, is the gospel of the water and the Spirit. The person who believes in it receives the Holy Spirit and becomes a child of God. The basis for this is not our labor but the mercy of God, who has given life to sinners.
Contents
- Preface
Sermons on Romans Chapter 7
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. There is no good in the flesh, and salvation is in the Lord (Romans 7:1–25)
- 2. We who have been saved through Jesus Christ and live by that faith (Romans 7:1–6)
- 3. We can do all things by faith in the righteousness of God (Romans 7:1–6)
- 4. What faith is needed to escape from legalistic faith? (Romans 7:1–6)
- 5. The life of those who have the Holy Spirit (Romans 7:1–6)
- 6. The error one falls into when interpreting Romans chapter 7 only as theological scholarship (Romans 7:1–25)
- 7. We who have been delivered from the law (Romans 7:5–25)
- 8. Live a life of faith by being united in your heart (Romans 7:7–25)
- 9. The law of the flesh and the law of the Holy Spirit (Romans 7:7–25)
- 10. What being born again is (Romans 7:14–25)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 8
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The law of the Spirit of life has saved us from the law of sin and death (Romans 8:1–2)
- 2. The turning point of the gospel, where the lament of Romans chapter 7 changes into the assurance of chapter 8 (Romans 8:1–4)
- 3. Faith in which there is no condemnation (Romans 8:1–4)
- 4. Believe in the gospel of the water and the Spirit in the present tense (Romans 8:1–10)
- 5. Let us receive circumcision of the heart (Romans 8:1–11)
- 6. While we live on this earth, let us live carrying out the duty of righteousness by faith (Romans 8:1–18)
- 7. There is never any condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1–6)
- 8. On the work of the Holy Spirit (Romans 8:1–11)
- 9. There is no condemnation at all for those who are in Christ (Romans 8:1–39)
- 10. What is being taught to us about the realm of the flesh and the realm of the Holy Spirit? (Romans 8:5–8)
- 11. Let us give glory to the Lord, who has given us the Holy Spirit (Romans 8:9–17)
- 12. As debtors to the gospel of the water and the Spirit, we are not those who should live as slaves of sin (Romans 8:12–25)
- 13. Those who will inherit the kingdom of God (Romans 8:16–27)
- 14. The day of glory for which the righteous wait while groaning (Romans 8:18–25)
- 15. Weak children live by the help of the Holy Spirit (Romans 8:26–30)
- 16. Our salvation, which He predestined (Romans 8:28–39)
- 17. No one shall be able to separate us from the love which is in Jesus Christ (Romans 8:30–39)
- 18. The love of God, from which no one can separate us (Romans 8:35–39)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 9
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The reason Israel, which possessed privileges, drifted away from the gospel (Romans 9:1–5)
- 2. Paul’s great sorrow—the fate of his kinsmen who rejected the gospel (Romans 9:1–5)
- 3. The Lord, who loves those who believe in the righteousness of God (Romans 9:1–13)
- 4. We have been saved from sin by receiving the mercy of God through faith (Romans 9:1–13)
- 5. Do not look for the basis of salvation in yourself (Romans 9:14–18)
- 6. Of God who shows mercy (Romans 9:14–18)
- 7. We have been saved by the great mercy and power of God (Romans 9:14–24)
- 8. God saved sinners bound for hell through His mercy (Romans 9:14–26)
- 9. The Lord called those like Jacob and blessed them (Romans 9:14–33)
- 10. The grace of salvation that has left us as a remnant (Romans 9:19–29)
- 11. A life that relies not on works but on faith (Romans 9:23–33)
- 12. We who have been saved not by works but by the righteousness of God (Romans 9:30–33)
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