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L’Epistola di Paolo Apostolo ai Romani
Romans_Chapter, vol. 3
The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit: The Epistle to the Romans 3
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Romans chapters 10–16 reveal how a person who could not stand before God by his own righteousness is accepted.
They show, in order, Christ, who is the end of the law; the word that faith comes by hearing; the body presented as a living sacrifice; the exhortation to receive one another; and Paul and his fellow workers, who preached the gospel of the water and the Spirit to the Gentiles. This gospel is the news that Jesus had all the sins of the world, which contain our lifelong sins, passed on to Him once and for all through the baptism He received from John, paid the price of all those sins by shedding His blood on the Cross, and rose again from death, and so remitted our sins. We who have been accepted freely serve so that other souls, too, may stand before God through the same remission of sins.
Contents
- Preface
Sermons on Romans Chapter 10
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The reason zeal for God becomes a tragedy instead (Romans 10:1–4)
- 2. The Jews who did not acknowledge Jesus Christ as the Messiah (Romans 10:1–10)
- 3. Cast away your own righteousness and attain righteousness through the word of faith (Romans 10:1–15)
- 4. What we must believe in order to obtain true salvation (Romans 10:1–13)
- 5. Salvation is not a feeling (Romans 10:9–12)
- 6. Those who believe in the righteousness of God do the work of preaching the good news (Romans 10:11–15)
- 7. The Lord’s gospel through which one becomes righteous by believing with the heart (Romans 10:13–21)
- 8. The hands stretched out all day long to those who hear yet do not believe (Romans 10:16–21)
- 9. True faith comes from hearing the word of Christ (Romans 10:16–21)
- 10. We are saved by believing the word of the Lord, not human thoughts (Romans 10:16–21)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 11
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The grace of the Lord, who did not cast away Israel (Romans 11:1–12)
- 2. Even in this age there is a remnant according to the election of God’s grace (Romans 11:1–8)
- 3. The grace of God, who never casts away the people He foreknew (Romans 11:1–12)
- 4. The branch that has been grafted in cannot boast (Romans 11:13–24)
- 5. Do not boast of the grace of being grafted into the cultivated olive tree, but continue in the root with a fearful heart (Romans 11:13–24)
- 6. God’s purpose in confining all in disobedience lies in mercy (Romans 11:25–32)
- 7. The unsearchable wisdom of God, who seeks to have mercy on all people (Romans 11:25–36)
- 8. The mercy of God (Romans 11:30–36)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 12
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. The worship and life of those who have received mercy (Romans 12:1–2)
- 2. Present our bodies as a holy, living sacrifice (Romans 12:1–13)
- 3. Presenting your bodies a living sacrifice is your spiritual service (Romans 12:1–21)
- 4. Let love be without hypocrisy (Romans 12:9–13)
- 5. Give up revenge and seek the benefit of the gospel (Romans 12:14–21)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 13
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Be subject to the governing authorities (Romans 13:1–7)
- 2. Be subject to the governing authorities, and live owing only the debt of love (Romans 13:1–10)
- 3. People who are indebted to the love of salvation (Romans 13:8–10)
- 4. A life of staying awake and waiting for the day of the Lord’s return (Romans 13:11–14)
- 5. Cast off the works of darkness and put on the Lord Jesus Christ (Romans 13:11–14)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 14
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s (Romans 14:1–12)
- 2. Let us do the work of the Holy Spirit (Romans 14:1–23)
- 3. Since we are the Lord’s whether we live or die, let us not judge one another but serve with love (Romans 14:1–23)
- 4. The work of the Holy Spirit that builds up our brothers (Romans 14:13–23)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 15
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Strong faith embraces the weak (Romans 15:1–13)
- 2. Just as Christ received us, let us also receive one another (Romans 15:1–13)
- 3. Preach the gospel of the remission of sins to the Gentiles (Romans 15:14–21)
- 4. We who have become apostles to the Gentiles (Romans 15:14–21)
- 5. The priestly duty of the gospel in offering up the Gentiles as a holy offering (Romans 15:14–21)
- 6. The church that joyfully shares the love it has received (Romans 15:22–29)
- 7. Let us preach the gospel to the whole world with the fullness of the blessing of Christ (Romans 15:22–33)
- 8. How can we help fellow workers who are far away? (Romans 15:30–33)
Sermons on Romans Chapter 16
Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- 1. Receive the precious sister in the Lord (Romans 16:1–2)
- 2. Since we have become one family in the Lord, value the fellow workers and greet one another (Romans 16:1–16)
- 3. Stand firm and greet one another (Romans 16:1–27)
- 4. Fellow workers bound together by the same gospel (Romans 16:3–16)
- 5. Beware of those who go against the gospel (Romans 16:17–27)
- 6. This gospel establishes you (Romans 16:17–27)
- 7. Avoid those who go against the doctrine, and stand firm on the gospel ordained before the world began (Romans 16:17–27)
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