The outline: 1) Human partiality. (Romans 2:1-5) a) A common standard. b) A revealed truth. c) A kindness ignored. 2) God’s impartiality. (2:6-16) a) A coming judgment. b) A universal judgment. c) A fair judgment. There seems to be the problem that those addressed in verses 1-5 had fallen into a belief that having the …
Last week’s sermon focused on the introductory material in Romans 1. Actually verses 16 and 17 straddle the introduction and the elaboration of the theme proper: God’s mercy given freely to those under condemnation. Having mentioned the power of God’s salvation, Paul turns to how much that salvation is needed. This contrast emphasises God’s mercy …
After yesterday’s linking disappointment I’ll take another chance at pointing you to a very useful website. BestCommentaries.com was recommended by the folk over at the Resurgence on the recommended reading links. On this site you will comprehensive indexes for commentaries by series, biblical books and authors. Various reviews and recommendations from respected scholars and insitutions …
R. Albert Mohler is the President of the Southern Baptist Seminary. He is a theologian with some sort of public recognition in the United States, which seems appropriate for the leader of the training institution of the Southern Baptist Convention. This link and this link will both take you to his blog/website. ‘He Is Not …
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