The Books of the Bible Verse by Verse

The Books of the Bible Verse by Verse

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  • Romans Part 12

    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 12ROMANS 4:11-5:11II. 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 — 4:9-12a. Abraham’s righteousness was before his circumcision (vs 9-10)b. Circumcision was a sign of the covenant and a seal (v11)c. Abraham is the father of all who believe (v12)3. Justification and Heirship — 4:13-17aa. Promises of God were not inherited through the Mosaic Law (v13b. Otherwise faith would have been useless (v14)c. Grace can only be gotten by faith, not by works (vs15-17)4. 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)

    46 min
  • Romans Part 11
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 11ROMANS 3:28-4:25II. 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 — 3:27-311. Can anyone boast that he has salvation on his own merit? (v27)2. one is justified by faith apart from works of the law (v28)3. God is the God of Jews and Gentiles (v29)4. God is one, so He justifies everyone the same way (v30)5. The Mosaic Law was given to point out the sinfulness of man (v31)D. Illustration: Justification and the Old Testament — 4:1-251. Justification and Abraham — 4:1-8a. No work was involved in this blessing (v1)b. Boasting has been rejected decisively by God (v2)c. Faith was counted to Abraham as righteousness (v3)d. Wages earned by works are counted as a due (v4)e. No works, yet receives payment, is a gift (v5)f. Abraham was before the law, David was during the law (vs 6-8)2. Justification and Circumcision — 4:9-12a. Abraham’s righteousness was before his circumcision (vs 9-10)b. Circumcision was a sign of the covenant and a seal (v11)c. Abraham is the father of all who believe (v12)3. Justification and Heirship — 4:13-17aa. Promises of God were not inherited through the Mosaic Law (v13b. Otherwise faith would have been useless (v14)c. Grace can only be gotten by faith, not by works (vs15-17)4. 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)
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  • Romans Part 10
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 10ROMANS 3:21-4:17II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:20B. The Provision of Righteousness — 3:21-261. The righteousness of God has been manifested (v21)2. Christ’s righteousness is appropriated to the believer through faith (v22)3. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (v23)4. We are justified by His grace as a gift through redemption (v24)5. God put forward as a propitiation by his blood (v25a).6. This was to show God's righteousness (v25b)7. To show his righteousness at the present time (v26a)8. So that he might be just and the justifier (v26b)C. Justification and the Mosaic Law — 3:27-311. Can anyone boast that he has salvation on his own merit? (v27)2. one is justified by faith apart from works of the law (v28)3. God is the God of Jews and Gentiles (v29)4. God is one, so He justifies everyone the same way (v30)5. The Mosaic Law was given to point out the sinfulness of man (v31)D. Illustration: Justification and the Old Testament — 4:1-251. Abraham and Justification — 4:1-8a. No work was involved in this blessing (v1)b. Boasting has been rejected decisively by God (v2)c. Faith was counted to Abraham as righteousness (v3)d. Wages earned by works are counted as a due (v4)e. No works, yet receives payment, is a gift (v5)f. Abraham was before the law, David was during the law (vs 6-8)2. Circumcision and Justification — 4:9-12a. Abraham’s righteousness was before his circumcision (vs 9-10)b. Circumcision was a sign of the covenant and a seal (v11)c. Abraham is the father of all who believe (v12)3. Justification and Heirship — 4:13-17aa. Promises of God were not inherited through the Mosaic Law (v13b. Otherwise faith would have been useless (v14)c. Grace can only be gotten by faith, not by works (vs15-17)
    42 min
  • Romans Part 9
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 9ROMANS 3:1-31II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:201. The Guilt of the Gentiles — 1:18–2:162. The Guilt of the Jews — 2:17–3:8a. The Peril of the Jews — 2:17-29b. The Promise to the Jews — 3:1-8(1) Is there any advantage left to being Jewish? v1a. They were entrusted with the oracles of God v2(2) Did Jewish unbelief cancel the promises to Israel? v3a. May such a thought not even enter the mind! v4(3) Is God unrighteous to inflict wrath on us? v5a. No! For then how could God judge the world? v6(4) Is it fair if the sin brings Him glory? v7a. Their condemnation is just v83. The Proof of Universal Guilt — 3:9-20(1) Are the Jews any better than the Gentiles? No! v9(2) Paul quotes seven passages from the OT (vv 10-18)(3) Condemnation is applied to the whole world (v 19)(4) Through the law comes knowledge of sin (v 20)B. The Manifested Provision of Righteousness — 3:21-261. The righteousness of God has been manifested (v21)2. Christ’s righteousness is appropriated to the believer through faith (v22)3. For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (v23)4. We are justified by His grace as a gift through redemption (v24)5. God put forward as a propitiation by his blood (v25a).6. This was to show God's righteousness (v25b)7. To show his righteousness at the present time (v26a)8. So that he might be just and the justifier (v26b)C. Justification and the Mosaic Law — 3:27-311. Can anyone boast that he has salvation on his own merit? (v27)2. one is justified by faith apart from works of the law (v28)3. God is the God of Jews and Gentiles (v29)4. God is one, so He justifies everyone the same way (v30)5. The Mosaic Law was given to point out the sinfulness of man (v31)
    46 min
  • Romans Part 8
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 8ROMANS 2:17-3:8II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:201. The Guilt of the Gentiles — 1:18–2:162. The Guilt of the Jews — 2:17–3:8a. The Peril of the Jews — 2:17-29(1) They had certain privileges and boasted in God with five claims of superiority- vs 17-24a. A guide to the blind,b. A light to those who are in darkness,c. An instructor of the foolishd. A teacher of childrene. The embodiment of knowledge and truth(2) “Outward Judaism” and “Inward Judaism” -vs 25-29b. The Promise to the Jews — 3:1-8(1) Is there any advantage left to being Jewish? v1a. They were entrusted with the oracles of God v2(2) Did Jewish unbelief cancel the promises to Israel? v3a. May such a thought not even enter the mind! v4(3) Is God unrighteous to inflict wrath on us? v5a. No! For then how could God judge the world? v6(4) Is it fair if the sin brings Him glory? v7a. Their condemnation is just v83. The Proof of Universal Guilt — 3:9-20
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  • Romans Part 7
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 7ROMANS 2:11-24II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:201. The Guilt of the Gentiles — 1:18–2:16a. The Pagan Gentile World — 1:18-32b. The Cultured Gentile World — 2:1-16(1) The Pronouncement of Guilt — 2:1(2) The Principles of Judgment — 2:2-16(a) God’s judgment is according to truth -vs 2-5(b) God’s judgment will be rendered to each person according to their works -vs 6-10(c) There is no partiality with God -v 11(3) What law will the Jews and Gentiles be judged by? -v 12(4) The doers of the law will be justified -v 13(5) What is a doer of the law? -v 14-15(6) Everything will come out clearly on Judgment Day -v 162. The Guilt of the Jews — 2:17–3:8a. The Peril of the Jews — 2:17-29(1) They had certain privileges and boasted in God with five claims of superiority- vs 17-24
    42 min
  • Romans Part 6
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 6ROMANS 1:32, 2:1-16II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:201. The Guilt of the Gentiles — 1:18–2:16a. The Pagan Gentile World — 1:18-32b. The Cultured Gentile World — 2:1-16(1) The Pronouncement of Guilt — 2:1(2) The Principles of Judgment — 2:2-16(a) God’s judgment is according to truth -vs 2-5(b) God’s judgment will be rendered to each person according to their works -vs 6-10(c) There is no partiality with God -v 11(3) What law will the Jews and Gentiles be judged by? -v 12(4) The doers of the law will be justified -v 13(5) What is a doer of the law? -v 14-15(6) Everything will come out clearly on Judgment Day -v 162. The Guilt of the Jews — 2:17–3:8a. The Peril of the Jews — 2:17-29(1) They had certain privileges and boasted in God with five claims of superiority- vs 17-24
    49 min
  • Romans Part 5
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 5ROMANS 1:18-32II. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:201. The Guilt of the Gentiles — 1:18–2:16a. The Pagan Gentile World — 1:18-32(1) The Revelation of Knowledge — 1:18-20(a) The wrath of God is against ungodliness and unrighteousness(b) It is not simple ignorance but willful rejection and suppression.(2) The Rejection of Knowledge — 1:21-23(a) Did not glorify him as God(b) They failed to give Him thanks(c) The thinking became futile(d) The futile thinking corrupted the minds(e) Professing themselves to be wise, became fools(f) They redirected their worship to another object(g) The pagans degenerated to idolatry(3) The Results of Rejection — 1:24-32(a) Idolatry leads to sexual immorality(b) The degeneration progresses sinfulness(c) God gives them up to a debased mind(d) This rebellion warrants God’s condemnation
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  • Romans Part 4
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 4ROMANS 1:14-32
    1. INTRODUCTION
    A. The Salutation — 1:1-7B. The Relationship of Paul to the Church of Rome — 1:8-151. The Intercessory Prayer — 1:8-112. The Union of Jews and Gentiles in One Bodya. Ephesians 2–33. Positional Truth4. The Benefit of the Visit for Paul — 1:12-13———5. Paul’s Obligation — 1:14-15a. Galatians 1:11-12b. Ephesians 3:1-7c. II Corinthians 12:7-10C. The Theme — 1:16-171. I Corinthians 15:3-42. Mark 8:383. II Timothy 1:8-124. I Corinthians 1:23-255. Habakkuk 2:4bD. Summary of Paul’s Gospel MessageII. JUSTIFICATION- The Imputation of Righteousness: Romans 1:18-5:21A. Condemnation: The Universal Need of Righteousness — 1:18–3:201. The Guilt of the Gentiles — 1:18–2:16a. The Pagan Gentile World — 1:18-32(1) The Revelation of Knowledge — 1:18-20(2) The Rejection of Knowledge — 1:21-23(3) The Results of Rejection — 1:24-32
    43 min
  • Romans Part 3
    THE BOOK OF ROMANS PART 3ROMANS 1:1-17
    1. INTRODUCTION
    A. The Salutation — 1:1-7B. The Relationship of Paul to the Church of Rome — 1:8-151. The Intercessory Prayer — 1:8-112. The Union of Jews and Gentiles in One Bodya. Ephesians 2–33. Positional Truth4. The Benefit of the Visit for Paul — 1:12-135. Paul’s Obligation — 1:14-15a. Galatians 1:11-12b. Ephesians 3:1-7c. II Corinthians 12:7-10C. The Theme — 1:16-171. I Corinthians 15:3-42. Mark 8:383. II Timothy 1:8-124. I Corinthians 1:23-255. Habakkuk 2:4b
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About The Books of the Bible Verse by Verse

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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.