As we enter into Romans we see that the romans have acknowledged God, but they do not glorify him as God, nor do they give thanks to him. (Romans 1:21-23) God allows them sinful desire and shameful lust, having women lust for relations with unnatural ones, and men abandoning relations with women and became lustful for one another. (Romans 1:24-28) The Romans had their minds filled with wickedness, evil, greed and depravity for abandoning the knowledge of God, even with knowing of God’s righteous decree they opt into lewd behaviors such as being gossips, slanderers, God-haters, and just in general insolent, arrogant, and boastful behaviors. (Romans 1:29-32) Paul literally upon arrival in Rome sees every sin that one could possibly think of.
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They believe that no one will be declared righteous in God’s sight by the works of law, instead they believe that the law makes them conscious of their sin. (Romans 3:20) In society today, the same sin-like activities that were being committed by the Romans are being committed now but more so because of the easy access to the ability to commit these lewd
They believe that no one will be declared righteous in God’s sight by the works of law, instead they believe that the law makes them conscious of their sin. (Romans 3:20) In society today, the same sin-like activities that were being committed by the Romans are being committed now but more so because of the easy access to the ability to commit these lewd