

Self- Righteousness and The Wrath of God - Part Two (Romans 2: 1-16)
Apr 1, 2025
Dive into the complexities of divine judgment and the concept of self-righteousness. Learn about the distinction between present and future wrath, and how God's judgment is impartial. Discover the importance of genuine faith as demonstrated through our actions. The discussion emphasizes God's truth and the need for repentance, asserting that everyone requires grace. Explore how the book of Romans serves as a foundation for understanding community and connection in faith, inviting listeners to engage deeper.
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Two Types of Wrath
- Paul distinguishes between present and future wrath.
- Present wrath manifests as consequences of sin, while future wrath refers to impending judgment.
Accumulation of Wrath
- Scripture suggests wrath can accumulate over time, like the Amorites' iniquity.
- Jesus affirmed this principle, stating guilt accumulates across generations.
Judgment Based on Reality
- Judgment is based on reality, not appearances, so self-righteousness offers no protection.
- The world will face God's wrath, impacting both Jews and Gentiles.