The Robert J. Morgan Podcast #295 - The Whole World on Trial - Romans 2:1-16
Nov 14, 2025
The apostle Paul's profound insights on judgment reveal that merely living a good life isn't enough for salvation. Discover how God's truth, not emotion, shapes His judgment. The conversation weaves through the themes of kindness leading to repentance and the stark realization that everyone, regardless of background, is accountable. Highlights include a riveting discussion on hymn lyrics and a tale of rediscovered Bibles that showcase the enduring power of Scripture. Ultimately, the path to Heaven becomes clearer amidst the complexity of human guilt and divine grace.
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The Whole World On Trial
- Robert J. Morgan frames Romans 2:1-16 as a courtroom where the whole world stands judged by God.
- He emphasizes that God's wrath is a just, truth-based response to human wickedness and suppression of truth.
No Privilege Before God's Standard
- Paul shifts from judging pagan culture in chapter 1 to confronting religious moralists in chapter 2.
- Morgan points out that pedigree or covenant status does not exempt anyone from God's standard.
Judging Others Condemns You
- Passing judgment on others condemns you because you commit the same sins.
- Morgan cites Romans 2:1 to show self-righteous criticism reveals shared guilt.
