As we move into Romans chapter 2, Paul turns from the openly rebellious sinner to the one who judges him. While chapter 1 exposes the depravity of those who suppress the truth, chapter 2 warns the self-proclaimed righteous not to rest in their judgment of others. The Jew, entrusted with the Law, and even the moral Gentile who lacks it, are both accountable before a God who judges impartially. The backdrop of this entire argument is the holy, holy, holiness of God. Therefore, the great danger is this: that in rightly recognizing the sin of others, one fails to examine his own heart, refuses to repent, and remains under the very wrath he affirms.

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