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Intro:
Scripture:
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We rejoice because we have peace with God.
We were the enemies of God.
Literally, at war with the King of kings before our salvation in Christ Jesus.
We were the enemies of God.
Literally, at war with the King of kings before our salvation in Christ Jesus.
Look just a little further down it says in verse 10
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To have “peace with God” means to be in a relationship with God in which all the hostility caused by sin has been removed.
To have “peace with God” means to be in a relationship with God in which all the hostility caused by sin has been removed.
To have “peace with God” means to be in a relationship with God in which all the hostility caused by sin has been removed.
Robert H. Mounce, Romans, vol.
27, The New American Commentary (Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 1995), 133.
It is understand able then that we should desire what the writer of hebrews urges in
To have “peace with God” means to be in a relationship with God in which all the hostility caused by sin has been removed.
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“Peace with God” comes through, and only through, “our Lord Jesus Christ.”
2. We rejoice because of the hope in the glory of God.
“the glory of God” is that state of “God-like-ness” which has been lost because of sin, and which will be restored in the last day to every Christian (cf.
8:17, 18, 21, 30).
A joyful confidence in this prospect, overcoming our (proper) frustration at our present failure to be all that God would want us to be, should be the mark of every believer.
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We rejoice because we have _peace_ with God.
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2. We rejoice because of our hope in the glory of God.
3. We rejoice even in our sufferings.
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“the glory of God” is that state of “God-like-ness” which has been lost because of sin, and which will be restored in the last day to every Christian (cf.
8:17, 18, 21, 30).
A joyful confidence in this prospect, overcoming our (proper) frustration at our present failure to be all that God would want us to be, should be the mark of every believer.
3. We rejoice even in our sufferings.
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We rejoice because it leads to endurance.
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We rejoice because it leads to character.
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We rejoice because it leads to hope.
4. We rejoice in the gift of the Holy Spirit.
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5. We rejoice in the work of Jesus Christ.
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5. We rejoice in the work of Jesus Christ.
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We rejoice because Jesus died for us.
We rejoice because of Jesus' love for us.
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We rejoice because of Jesus' love for us.
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We rejoice because of our justification through Jesus.
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We rejoice because we are forgiven through the work of Jesus.
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