consequence
Said 196 times, in 72 of 378 sermons, across 25 Sundays. Spoken as 2 forms: consequences 136, consequence 60.
How our pastors defined it
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Across the series
Where this word has been used, and how much. The entry itself is church-wide on purpose — a word is a word, whichever series it turned up in.
| Series | Times said | Sermons | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romans | 171 | 59 | |
| Let Us | 5 | 4 |
196 lines in context
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ties or the sins, the disobedience of the Israelites. And the
consequences
of sin or the consequences of disobedience to God is the wrat
edience of the Israelites. And the consequences of sin or the
consequences
of disobedience to God is the wrath of God. Romans 1.18. For
let-us
romans
1:1-17
ther. Consequences do differ. I mean, it'd be like saying the
consequence
of, the natural consequence of lying is the same as the natur
. I mean, it'd be like saying the consequence of, the natural
consequence
of lying is the same as the natural consequence of murder. No
n from you. So the natural consequences differ. The spiritual
consequences
do not. Both separate you from God and both individuals are d
asy-go-lucky passage. But church, if we do not understand the
consequences
for the suppression of truth, if we do not look to God's word
ce of redemption and reconciliation because there are serious
consequences
for sin. There are serious consequences in our lives when we
e says, for the law, the purpose of the law is to bring wrath
consequences
to help us understand our own shortcomings. Then he goes on.
are these consequences because we are saved. Now, when I say
consequences
, sometimes we may go, bad things? No, consequences just mean
mplore you on behalf of Christ be reconciled to God wonderful
consequence
of being saved as we have been reconciled and God is calling
hose similarities being found in the comprehensiveness of the
consequences
of the acts of the first and second Adam. When I hear of firs
n. And what did he do with the resurrection? He conquered the
consequences
of sin. He made a way for us to experience not just the forgi
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