There Is None Who Does Good, There Is Not Even One

Paul closes with a statement of, with a statement that's really in connection with his first point on none are righteous. So this is kind of a way to close. If we know a little bit about Hebrew, what they often will do is that they'll open up with a passage and then they'll have something in the middle and they'll close with a passage that reaffirms the opening line. And so it's kind of a redundant or a synonymous way of saying there is none righteous. There's no one who does good, there's not even one. They are spiritually dead. They are lost, blind, deaf, and of no use to God in his kingdom"