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Paul’s theme—1:16-17
• The attitude of the proclaimer of the gospel, v. 16a—he was eager (v.
15).
Why? v. 16a
• The characteristic of the proclamation, vv.
16b-17.
o Its potency, v. 16b
 It is power when one believer (the power only operates for those who believe)
 “Power” is divine power that will bring salvation for man (the gospel IS power)
 Nothing but the gospel is the power of God unto salvation
 Believe is to rest in God for your eternal salvation
 “Jew first”—this is historical order not priority
o Its revelation, v. 17
 Righteousness of God
 Righteousness of man
Why would the gospel illicit contempt?
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