Romans outline 3 1 and 2 06 28 10
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While the Jews faced many hardships throughout history, they were given significant advantages and privileges by God: 1. They were entrusted with the oracles of God - the scriptures and revelations from God. 2. They received promises, covenants, and laws from God that set them apart as his chosen people with the land of Israel. 3. However, the Jews often failed to live up to their responsibilities that came with these privileges, wasting the advantages God had given them by disobeying his commands.
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![WHAT ADVANTAGE THEN HATH THE JEW? WASTED PRIVILEGES BY DISOBEDIENCE<br />ROMANS 3:1-8<br />Charles E. Whisnant, Pastor/Teacher<br />June 28, 2010<br />You look at the history of the Jews and you would wonder if there were ever any advantages.<br />WarCaptivityDeathHatedSlandered SlaughteredImprisoned<br />A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE JEWS: Historically.<br />You will notice it would seem there has been no advantage of being a Jew in their history.<br />You will notice there was no advantage from the spiritual point of view either.<br />SO DID THE JEWS HAVE ANY ADVANTAGE AT ALL?<br />ROMANS PRESENTS JESUS CHRIST AS THE GOOD NEWS OF THE GOSPEL.<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/romansoutline31and2062810-100710121723-phpapp01/85/Romans-outline-3-1-and-2-06-28-10-1-320.jpg)
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- 3. So Paul has presented the fact that all men have been condemned by God. The immoral person, the moral or ethical man, and even the Jews.
- 6. They would point out these verses:
- 8. Adoption, glory, law, covenants, services, promises.
- 9. The point Paul was making: they just never lived up to what they possessed, they wasted the privileges
- 10. of proclaiming the true God.
- 12. The blessing of God by serving God.
- 13. The land set apart from any other.
- 14. Ultimate glory in the kingdom.
- 16. Acts 7:38, the Mosaic Law. Romans 3:2; refers to the entire O.T. Hebrews 5:12; refers to the basic doctrines and 1 Peter 4:11 the utterances of God through Christians teachers.
- 17. These oracles, or words, or revelations, or important sayings, were given to and through the Jews and are preserved for us not in the O.T.
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