The Books of the Bible Verse by Verse

The Books of the Bible Verse by Verse

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  • Romans Part 22
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 22ROMANS 8:18-39II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17IV. GLORIFICATION: The Future Facet of Salvation: Romans 8:18-39A. The Suffering of the Present Time — 8:18-27a. Present sufferings not comparable to future glory (v18)1. The Suffering of Creation — 8:19-22a. The creation waits for the revealing of the sons of God (v19)b. The creation was subjected to futility (v20a)c. That futility is not without hope (v20b-21)d. For we know the glory will give birth to a new earth (v22)2. The Suffering of God’s Children — 8:23-25a. He gave us a deposit of the promise of full redemption (v23)b. Our hope is that these bodies will be resurrected (v24-25)3. The Suffering of the Spirit — 8:26-27a. The Holy Spirit groans and intercedes for us (v26)b. God understands perfectly what the Holy Spirit is praying (v27)B. The Glory That Will Be Revealed — 8:28-30a. God’s purpose is that we know how much He loves us (v28)b. You were in the definite plan and foreknowledge of God (v29)c. Those He called, He will bring them to glory (v30)C. Assurance and Praise — 8:31-39a. If God is for you, no one can be against you (v31)b. Since He didn’t spare His Son for you, He gives all things (v32)c. No charge against you can stand, it is God who justifies (v33)d. He won’t condemn you, then neither can anybody else (v34)e. Our sanctification and glorification will not be blocked (v35)f. Our suffering is not to be unexpected (v36)g. We are exceedingly and completely victorious (v37)h. Nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ (v38-39)
    47 min
  • Romans Part 21
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 21ROMANS 8:9-22II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-23B. The New Relationship: Freedom from the Law that Controlled 7:1-251. The Believer and the Law of Marriage 7:1-62. Sin and the Law 7:7-133. Self and the Law — 7:14-25 C. The True Power for Sanctification: Work of the Holy Spirit 8:1-171. Deliverance from Sin — 8:1-82. Deliverance from the Body — 8:9-11a. You, however, are not in the flesh but in the Spirit (v9)b. The Spirit is life because of righteousness (v10)c. The future effect of the indwelling Spirit is life to our mortal bodies3. Deliverance from Bondage — 8:12-17a. Since we have been delivered, don’t live by the flesh (v12)b. If we live by the flesh, we will be divinely disciplined (v13)c. For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God (v14)d. We can go to God with the same emotion that Jesus did (v15)e. The Spirit bears witness to our spirit, we are children of God (v16f. Since children, then heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ (v17g. We will suffer with Christ, and will also be glorified with Him (v17)IV. Glorification: The Future Facet of Salvation Romans 8:18-39A. The Suffering of the Present Time — 8:18-27a. Present sufferings not comparable to future glory (v18)1. The Suffering of Creation — 8:19-22a. The creation waits for the revealing of the sons of God (v19)b. The creation was subjected to futility (v20a)c. That futility is not without hope (v20b-21)d. For we know the glory will give birth to a new earth (v22).
    46 min
  • Romans Part 20
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 20ROMANS 8:1-17II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-23B. The New Relationship: Freedom from the Law that Controlled 7:1-251. The Believer and the Law of Marriage 7:1-62. Sin and the Law 7:7-133. Self and the Law — 7:14-25 C. The True Power for Sanctification: Work of the Holy Spirit 8:1-171. Deliverance from Sin — 8:1-8a. No condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (v1)b. Spirit of life has set you free from the law of sin and death (v2)c. God condemned sin in the flesh through Christ (v3)d. So the righteous requirement of the law might be fulfilled (v4)e. We can walk according to the flesh or to the Spirit (v5)f. After the flesh is death, after the Spirit is life and peace (v6)g. The mind of the flesh is set on death and hostile to God (v7)2. Deliverance from the Body — 8:9-11a. You, however, are not in the flesh but in the Spirit (v9)b. The Spirit is life because of righteousness (v10)c. The future effect of the indwelling Spirit is life to our mortal bodies3. Deliverance from Bondage — 8:12-17a. Since we have been delivered, don’t live by the flesh (v12)b. If we live by the flesh, we will be divinely disciplined (v13)c. For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God (v14)d. We can go to God with the same emotion that Jesus did (v15)e. The Spirit bears witness to our spirit, we are children of God (v16f. Since children, then heirs of God and fellow heirs with Christ (v17g. We will suffer with Christ, and will also be glorified with Him (v17)
    42 min
  • Romans Part 19

    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 19ROMANS 7:14-8:11II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-23B. The New Relationship: Freedom from the Law that Controlled 7:1-251. The Believer and the Law of Marriage 7:1-62. Sin and the Law 7:7-133. Self and the Law — 7:14-25 a. The Believer as Slave — 7:14-171. We are of the flesh, sold under sin (v14)2. We don’t do what we want, but the thing we hate (v15-16)3. It is no longer I who do it, but sin that dwells in me (v17)b. The Believer Is Powerless — 7:18-204. Nothing good dwells in me, that is, in my flesh (v18a)5. We have the will to do right, but no power to do it (v18-19)6. We have no power over ourself or over sin (v20)c. The Believer’s Conflict — 7:21-257. When we want to do right, evil lies close at hand (v21)8. We desire to do that which is right and good (v22)9. But we are a prisoner to the law of sin (v23)10. Who will deliver us from this body of death? (v24)11. Thanks be to God through Jesus Christ our Lord! (v25)C. The True Power for Sanctification: Work of the Holy Spirit 8:1-171. Deliverance from Sin — 8:1-8a. No condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (v1)b. Spirit of life has set you free from the law of sin and death (v2)c. God condemned sin in the flesh through Christ (v3)d. So the righteous requirement of the law might be fulfilled (v4)e. We can walk according to the flesh or to the Spirit (v5)f. After the flesh is death, after the Spirit is life and peace (v6)g. The mind of the flesh is set on death and hostile to God (v7)2. Deliverance from the Body — 8:9-11a. You, however, are not in the flesh but in the Spirit (v9)b. The Spirit is life because of righteousness (v10)c. The future effect of the indwelling Spirit is life to our mortal bodies

    50 min
  • Romans Part 18
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 18ROMANS 7:1-13II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-23B. The New Relationship: Freedom from the Law that Controlled 7:1-251. The Believer and the Law of Marriage 7:1-6a. The law is only binding as long as you live (v1)b. A married woman is bound to her husband while he is alive (v2)c. Only by his death was a wife freed from marriage contract (v3)d. What was true for the wife under the Law is now true for us (v4)e. Another purpose of the law was to produce sinful passions (v5)f. We are released from the law, just as the wife was released (v6)2. Sin and the Law 7:7-13a. The purpose of the law was to show what sin is (v. 7)b. It was to make one sin more (v 8)c. I was alive, sin came, and I died (v9)d. The commandment that promised life, proved death to me (v 10)e. Sin deceived me and through it killed me (v11)f. But, the law is holy, righteous, and good (v12)g. It is not the law that causes death. It is sin. (v13)3. Self and the Law — 7:14-25
    45 min
  • Romans part 17
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 17ROMANS 6:1-23II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-231. The Basis of Sanctification: Identification with Christ — 6:1-14a. Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ — 6:1-10b. The Believer’s Consideration1. Consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God (v11)c. The Believer’s Yielding1. Do not to let sin rule as king in your mortal bodies (v12)2. Do not to let your bodies be tools of the sin nature (v13)3. Because we are not under law but under grace (v14)2. The New Principle of Sanctification: Slaves to Righteousness1. Is it permissible to sin occasionally? No (v15)2. We are slaves to what we choose to obey (v16)3. We believed the teaching and committed to it (v17)4. We have become slaves of righteousness (v18)5. Once slaves to impurity, now to righteousness (v19)6. As a slave to sin, we were free from righteousness (v20)7. But the fruit of sin was shameful leading to death (v21)8. A slave to God, fruit is sanctification and eternal life (v22)9. We earned death, God’s grace gave us eternal life (v23)B. The New Relationship: Freedom from the Law that Controlled 7:1-251. The Believer and the Law of the Husband 7:1-6a. The law is only binding as long as you live (v1)b. A married woman is bound to her husband while he is alive (v2)c. Only by his death was a wife freed from marriage contract (v3)d. What was true for the wife under the Law is now true for us (v4)e. Another purpose of the law was to produce sinful passions (v5)f. We are released from the law, just as the wife was released (v6)2. Sin and the Law 7:7-13a. The purpose of the law was to show what sin is (v. 7)b. It was to make one sin more (vv. 8-11)c. It was to reveal that no one could ever keep the law well enoughd. It was to drive one to faith
    47 min
  • Romans Part 16
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 16ROMANS 6:1-23II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21III. SANCTIFICATION- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-231. The Basis of Sanctification: Identification with Christ — 6:1-14a. Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ — 6:1-101. Can I do anything I want? (v1)2. No. We’re dead to sin, why live in it? (v2)3. Don’t you know you were baptized into His death? (v3)4. Spirit Baptism gave us newness of life (v4)5. We were united in death and in the resurrection life (v5)6. Old self was crucified, now no longer enslaved to sin (v6)7. For one who has died has been set free from sin (v7)8. We died with Christ, we will also live with him (v8)9. Christ died and resurrected, same for us (v9)10. He died to sin, the life he lives he lives to God (v10)b. The Believer’s Consideration1. Consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God (v11)c. The Believer’s Yielding1. Do not to let sin rule as king in your mortal bodies (v12)2. Do not to let your bodies be tools of the sin nature (v13)3. Because we are not under law but under grace (v14)2. The New Principle of Sanctification: Slaves to Righteousness1. Is it permissible to sin occasionally? No (v15)2. We are slaves to what we choose to obey (v16)3. We believed the teaching and committed to it (v17)4. We have become slaves of righteousness (v18)5. Once slaves to impurity, now to righteousness (v19)6. As a slave to sin, we were free from righteousness (v20)7. But the fruit of sin was shameful leading to death (v21)8. A slave to God, fruit is sanctification and eternal life (v22)9. We earned death, God’s grace gave us eternal life (v23)
    42 min
  • Romans Part 15
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 15ROMANS 5:16-6:10II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:20B. The Provision of Righteousness — 3:21-26C. Justification and the Mosaic Law — 3:27-31D. Illustration: Justification and the Old Testament — 4:1-25E. Exultation: The Results and Certainty of Justification — 5:1-11F. Application: The Universality of Justification — 5:12-21a. Death spread to all men because all sinned (v12)b. Sin was in the world before the law was given (v13)c. Death reigned from Adam to Moses (v14)d. The free gift is greater than the trespass (v15)e. One trespass, many died; one death, many forgiven (v16)f. Death reigns through Adam, life reigns through Jesus Christ (v17)g. Condemnation came to all from one trespass, justification comesto all who believe as a free gift (v18)h. Disobedience made sinners, obedience made righteous (v19)i. The Law increased sin, grace abounded more (v20)j. Grace will have its kingdom where death used to reign (v21)III. Sanctification- The Impartation of Righteousness: Romans 6:1-8:17A. The Basis and New Principle of Sanctification — 6:1-231. The Basis of Sanctification: Identification with Christ — 6:1-14a. Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ — 6:1-101. Can I do anything I want? (v1)2. No. We’re dead to sin, why live in it? (v2)3. Don’t you know you were baptized into His death? (v3)4. Spirit Baptism gave us newness of life (v4)5. We were united in death and in the resurrection life (v5)6. Old self was crucified, now no longer enslaved to sin (v6)7. For one who has died has been set free from sin (v7)8. We died with Christ, we will also live with him (v8)9. Christ died and resurrected, same for the believer (v9)10. He died to sin, the life he lives he lives to God (v10)
    49 min
  • Romans Part 14
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 14ROMANS 5:9-21II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:20B. The Provision of Righteousness — 3:21-26C. Justification and the Mosaic Law — 3:27-31D. Illustration: Justification and the Old Testament — 4:1-251. Justification and Abraham — 4:1-82. Justification and Circumcision — 4:9-123. Justification and Heirship — 4:13-17a4. Justification and Faith — 4:17b-25E. Exultation: The Results and Certainty of Justification — 5:1-11a. We have peace with God (v1)b. We have accès to God’s grace (v2a)c. We have the sure hope of coming glory (v2b)d. We have benefits during tribulations (v3)e. God produces spiritual character through these trials (v4)f. We know of this love by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit (v5)g. At the right time Christ died for the weak and ungodly (v6)h. Christ died for people while they were yet sinners (v7-8)i. We will much more be saved from God’s wrath (v9)j. We were reconciled to God by the death of Christ (v10)k. we rejoice in God because we are now reconciled (v11)F. Application: The Universality of Justification — 5:12-21a. Death spread to all men because all sinned (v12)b. Sin was in the world before the law was given (v13)c. Death reigned from Adam to Moses (v14)d. The free gift is greater than the trespass (v15)e. One trespass, many died; one death, many forgiven (v16)f. Death reigns through Adam, life reigns through Jesus Christ (v17)g. Condemnation came to all from one trespass, justification comesto all who believe as a free gift (v18)h. Disobedience made sinners, obedience made righteous (v19)i. The Law increased sin, grace abounded more (v20)j. Grace will have its kingdom where death used to reign (v21)
    45 min
  • Romans Part 13
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 13ROMANS 4:23-5:14II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:20B. The Provision of Righteousness — 3:21-26C. Justification and the Mosaic Law — 3:27-31D. Illustration: Justification and the Old Testament — 4:1-251. Justification and Abraham — 4:1-82. Justification and Circumcision — 4:9-123. Justification and Heirship — 4:13-17a4. Justification and Faith — 4:17b-25a. God commits Himself to bring what He has promised (v17b)b. Abraham proved his faith by believing against all hope (v18)c. Abraham’s body was weak, but his faith was not weakened (v19)d. Abraham faithfully looked forward to what would be fulfilled (v20)e. Abraham’s faith rested in a Person, not an abstract concept (v21)f. Abraham was reckoned righteous on the basis of his faith (v22)g. What is true of Abraham is true of all believers (vs 23-24)h. We are justified by the imputation of Christ’s righteousness (v25)E. Exultation: The Results and Certainty of Justification — 5:1-11a. We have peace with God (v1)b. We have accès to God’s grace (v2a)c. We have the sure hope of coming glory (v2b)d. We have benefits during tribulations (v3)e. God produces spiritual character through these trials (v4)f. We know of this love by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit (v5)g. At the right time Christ died for the weak and ungodly (v6)h. Christ died for people while they were yet sinners (v7-8)i. We will much more be saved from God’s wrath (v9)j. We were reconciled to God by the death of Christ (v10)k. we rejoice in God because we are now reconciled (v11)F. Application: The Universality of Justification — 5:12-21a. Death spread to all men because all sinned (v12)b. Sin was in the world before the law was given (v13)c. Death reigned from Adam to Moses (v14)
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This is a verse by verse exegesis of the books of the Bible as presented to the attendants of an adult Sunday School class.