Our lesson today, deals with the Gentiles who do not have the law of God which the Jew does have.

And in this lesson Dr. Mitchell makes this statement,

Let's turn in our Bible to Romans 2:14. Here, Dr. Mitchell will continue our study..

Romans 2:6-15 is the subject of our study on the Unchanging Word Bible study today.

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Dr. Mitchell in speaking of the verses of our study today, brings out three of the four grounds on which God judges people whether they are moral or immoral. How will God judge?

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The Apostle Paul, in writing to the Romans, was aware of their moral diversity. So here in Romans 2, he also addresses the moralists, e.g. the ones who thought themselves to be morally superior and envisioned that they were able to judge those whose sins were openly obvious. Paul reveals the reason why the moralist does this and the consequences of it.

But then, he goes on to reveal the kindness, forbearance and patience of God even in these morally diverse circumstances.

Dr. Mitchell will speak of the long-suffering of God in today's lesson in Romans 2:1-5.

In Romans 1:24-32 the Unchanging Word continues in the study of the Book of Romans.

The study today paints a true picture of a society which has exchanged the Glory of God for idolatry.

The Apostle Paul, in verse 24-32, declares three times that God gave people over.

Dr. Mitchell covers these verses in this lesson.

Romans chapter 1:20-23 will be the focus of our study on the Unchanging Word Bible broadcast today.

In today's lesson, we learn how God first made Himself manifest to all mankind. That is right!

Dr. Mitchell tells us what was God's first Bible for the world prior to what is now written in the pages of Scripture.

The Apostle Paul writes that although people actually knew God in times past, they did not give God the glory that is due to Him nor were they thankful.

Open your Bible to Romans 1:20 as Dr. Mitchell continues our study.

Romans 1:18-19 is the focus of our study today on the Unchanging Word broadcast.

The book of Romans is the Apostle Paul's systematic layout of the doctrine of the gospel of the grace of God.

As we begin our lesson today, we are looking at Romans 1:18-19.

So turn in your Bible to Romans 1:18 with Dr. Mitchell.

The Unchanging Word broadcast continues in Romans 1:17. Thank you for joining us in Romans.

Dr. Mitchell will be discussing the theme of the Book of Romans which is the Righteousness of God.

The righteousness of God spans the length and breadth of time and history.

Our savior, Jesus Christ, was righteous and when some people met Jesus they realized how unrighteous they were. Why? Because Jesus was absolutely righteous in all He ever said and did.

The question is asked, Are you and I pleased with Him whom God is pleased with?

So, let's open our Bible to Romans 1:17 where the just by faith will live here with Dr. Mitchell.

The Unchanging Word is continuing our study in the Book of Romans chapter 1:16.

Well, in this lesson, Dr. Mitchell is camping out on verse 16 because of the extreme importance of the Gospel.

He also gives us 3 things that are involved with believing in the Lord Jesus Christ, and it takes all three.

Let's turn in our Bible to Romans 1:16 with our teacher Dr. Mitchell.

The Apostle Paul wanted to establish the saints in Rome by the Word of God.

Dr. Mitchell will be covering Romans 1:13-16 today where he brings out Paul's responsibility to not only comfort and establish the believers in Rome, but he also wanted to reach the unsaved as well.

Please turn with us to Romans 1:13. Here is Dr. Mitchell to continue.

Romans 1:7-13 is the passage the Unchanging Word Bible study will focus on today.

In these verses, Dr. Mitchell explains the fact that all believers are called saints. The believer in the Lord Jesus Christ is a saint by calling rather than by character.

Let me say, that the Unchanging Word is thankful and treasures and needs your faithful prayer on behalf of this ministry in broadcasting the Word of God in these tumultuous times.

Dr. Mitchell catches the heart of the apostle Paul for fellowship and encouragement with other believers in our study today.

So, turn with us in your Bible to Romans 1:7 with Dr. Mitchell.