Sermon Tone Analysis
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Romans 2:12-
The Law of God applies to everyone whether they have heard it or not
People will be judged whether they received the Law of Moses or not
For example, Gentiles prove that they have the principles of the law written on their hearts by their conscience
Our tendency to pronounce judgment on things means that we understand the reality of an objective moral requirement that we don’t meet
Illustration: Francis Schaffer on
Our own conscience will bear witness for and against us on the day of God’s judgment
To trust in the law without obeying it blasphemes the name of God
The sign of the covenant is only as valuable as the obedience that it symbolizes
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