Knowing Faith #119 – Judgment and Law
Sep 23, 2021
Jen Wilkin, a speaker and author focused on biblical teaching, joins educators JT English and Kyle Worley to unpack judgment in Romans 2. They discuss the modern implications of judgment and hypocrisy in faith communities. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-reflection and the meaning behind 'works of the law.’ The trio critiques common misconceptions about spiritual identity, urging listener to examine the genuine practice of faith over mere outward symbols. They explore how true obedience stems from a heart transformation and the pitfalls of relying on religious credentials.
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Direct Accusation
- Paul shifts from blaming groups to individuals in Romans 2.
- He confronts the judgment problem within the Roman church.
No Excuse
- Paul repeats "no excuse", emphasizing individual accountability, just as in Romans 1.
- The repetition connects the chapters, highlighting the shared culpability of both Jews and Gentiles.
Jewish Hypocrisy
- Paul addresses Jewish hypocrisy in Romans 2, focusing on those who judge Gentiles.
- Despite having God's law, they judge others for the same sins they commit.
