using
Said 215 times, in 130 of 378 sermons, across 29 Sundays.
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| Series | Times said | Sermons | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Romans | 171 | 95 | |
| Let Us | 13 | 9 |
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ind something else to substitute it with. David is saying and
using
this text as a reminder to the congregation, listen, there's
ll understanding. It is to join the Lord, knowing that God is
using
it to further his kingdom. And then it says, prayerfully cons
hey mean. So I like to say what they actually mean instead of
using
the words. But knowing God, knowing everything is omniscience
r us to fail." Specifically, he's talking about himself. He's
using
his own circumstance, right, where he's in prison. He says, "
let-us
about you in the personal, like in the individual, or they're
using
what I would affectionately say, the y'all, right, you all, t
romans
1:1-17
. I am not answering that for you. But the reason why Paul is
using
circumcision here is that the importance of what it meant to
his scene of creating a courtroom scene and understanding and
using
legal term to distinguish a person's case on why what they we
m, redemption, redemption, redemption, redemption. So Paul is
using
this imagery that people at that time would have very clearly
ways of interpretation their way of understanding and so he's
using
that in his argument he's saying you're going to use this and
on't show up, right? And that's the illustration that Paul is
using
to help us understand this free gift, this gift that God give
Paul's not advocating laziness or not working here. He's just
using
this as an illustration. But the one who does not work before
nd how he's been highlighting this idea of faith is he's been
using
the patriarch of the Israelites, which is Abraham. Right? He
pathway of sanctification. You're like, whoa, Justin, you're
using
a lot of big occasion words, right? Justification, sanctifica
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