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11321 W St. Martins Road
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Pastor Ken Prodzinski
10-16-2022
Exposing Hypocrisy with the Light of the Gospel Part 3: (Romans 2:1-29) Sunday’s
Section (2:16-23)
Theme: Hypocrisy: More Specifically, The Jew, the man with the Bible, stands
alongside the Gentile, the man without the Bible.
And both stand guilty before God.
(Universal Condemnation)
The Theological Thrust of the Passage: What does the target audience at that time
have in common with us today?
Like Christians throughout all time, how can we
reconcile the great doctrines of Justification—and Divine Judgment?
C. The Gospel Makes Hypocrisy Futile, Because God Will Judge the Secrets of Men
Through Christ Jesus: (vs.
16-23)
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