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Wednesday, 10 August 2005

     

  1. Introduction: Romans, where God, the Defendant, is Justified. Overview of the main theme of the book.
  2. Slave of Christ (pt 2) A bit about the Author, the mouth of the Defense.
  3. Son of God with Power: The Defense's Pre-amble. Reading the text with understanding.
  4. Living by Faith: The Defense's Main Point in justifying God introduced and reading the text by looking at the historical reference of the passage.
  5. Progression of Rejection: God's wrath on the unrighteous heathen defended and reading the text by looking at the progression of thought.
  6. Being a Good Person: God's wrath on the moralist defended while examining the progressive nature of the argument
  7. The Jews' Treachery: God's wrath on the Jew and looking at how a text can be misappropriated
  8. Crime and Poetry: God's right to judge defended and an introduction to the exegesis of poetic passages.
  9. To Rhyme or Not To Rhyme: Poetic passages and the danger of interpreting them as not being poetry simultaneously damning infants to hell and God being glorified for it.
  10. Man's Doom and God's Answer: The Defense's summation of God's right to judge sinful man and the introduction to the working power of salvation for men reflecting God's righteousness defended when he justifies sinners.
  11. Case Law: Established case of God declaring righteous through faith instead of by works
  12. Effective Belief: The Defense's culmination of the first line of defense. God's right to judge stands as does his love in declaring a sinner righteous.(Romans 5:1-11)
  13. Justification's Hole: God's righteousness in the mind introduced (Rom 5b)
  14. Reckon Yourself Dead (Romans 6): God's legal ruling and the ability to live thereof
  15. The Dilema of Law (Romans 7): The inability of man to live righteously beneath the Law...no matter what legal ruling.
  16. The Surpassing of Law (Romans 8 ): The Spiritual work that operates at a higher level than law.
  17. An Overview of the Series to date: Patterns, themes and what not
  18. Back to the Study: Looking at the method
  19. The Problem of the Jews (Romans 9): An introduction to the historical defense of why the Jews do not believe
  20. God's Word Stands (Romans 9:1-9): A Survey of Jewish History and God's promise of a seed.
  21. The Reason Why God's Word Stands (Romans 9:10-15)
  22. Mercy versus Harden (Romans 9:16-18)
  23. No Mercy for the Non-Elect? What is Romans 9 actually argueing about, anyway?
  24. Potter and the Clay (Part 1 of 3) Romans 9
  25. Potter Works the Clay (Part 2 of 3) Romans 9
  26. The Potter's Clay (Part 3 of 3) Romans 9
  27. Righteousness Unattained Romans 9 and 10
  28. God's Undiluted Salvation : reflecting Paul's pure gospel that is meant for the unsaved (Romans 10)
  29. Why is Israel Not Saved? (Part 1 of 5) Reflecting on the very real problem of Israel's current unbelief.
  30. Why is Israel Not Saved? (Part 2 of 5)
  31. Why is Israel Not Saved? (Part 3 of 5)
  32. Why is Israel Not Saved? (Part 4 of 5)
  33. Why is Israel Not Saved? (Part 5 of 5)
  34. Corporate Branches of the Olive Tree
  35. A Future For Israel
  36. The Olive Tree and Israel's Identity
  37. The Olive Tree and One Salvation
  38. The Hinge of Romans 12:1 How the Gospel is enacted in the life of Believers.
  39. I Urge You
  40. Mercies of God 
  41. Living Sacrifice
  42. The Transformed Mind 
  43. The Measure of Faith Revealed: How the Gospel is the great flattener (in 7 parts)
  44. The Measure of Faith in the Body
  45. The Measure of Faith with Enemies
  46. The Measure of Faith Toward The Government
  47. The Measure of Faith with The Doubtful
  48. The Measure of Faith in Convictions
  49. The Measure of Faith in the Gentile Hand

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