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I. First Question and Answer (3:1–2)
I. First Question and Answer (3:1–2)
Q.
A. Answer The Jews were entrusted with the w_________ of God.
II.
Second Question and Answer (3:3–4)
Q.
A.
1. Paul’s testimony is …
2. David’s testimony () is …
III.
Third Question and Answer (3:5–8)
Q.
A.
P____ was accused of this.
But it is ridiculous
IV.
Fourth Question and Answer (3:9–20)
Q. Are the J____ better than all other people?
A. (3:9–20)
· ) No one desires to k__w and f__l_w God.
· All have left the good path and become ____________
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All human conversation is like the stench of an open g______ and like the poison of a deadly s____________.
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They are quick to ________ and have not fear of G___.
Conclusion: (3:9, 19–20)
· Both J___ and G______ have sinned against God,
· Both stand ______________ before God, .
V. Fifth Question and Answer (3:21–30)
Q.
A.
1.
All people have s________ and fall short.
2. The Scriptures promise salvation apart from the l_____.
3. Negative … not accomplished by g___d w___ks.
4. , How grace, faith, and Christ’s sacrifice comes together.
5.
Because the legal requirements have been met for salvation, God is able to declare repenting sinners r________________.
5. Salvation is now available for both Jews and G___________ alike.
VI.
Sixth Question and Answer (3:31)
Q.
Does faith nullify the law?
A. To the contrary, faith f________ the law!
Justification Illustrations
Abraham, the Racial Father (4:1–5, 9–25)
A. Abraham’s righteousness (4:1–5, 9–15)
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How Abraham received it (4:1–5)
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It did not come about by his works, ,
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It did come about by his faith, ,
3. When Abraham received it (4:9–15)
a.
Before circumcision,
b.
Before the giving of the law,
B. Abraham and his seed (4:16–25)
1. Abraham’s physical seed (4:18–22)
a.
The promise,
b.
The problem,
c.
The perseverance,
2. Abraham’s spiritual seed, ,
David, the Royal Father (4:6–8)
A. The transgressions of David, Roman s 4:6
What two sins was he guilty of?
B. The testimony of David,
What happened when he repented?
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