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Chapter 14
The following material is adopted from John MacArthur’s commentary on Romans and his Study guide.
Additional material taken from sources listed at the end
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— Prayers ( Blue )
— Promises ( Green )
— Warnings ( Red )
— Commands ( Purple )
The Unity of Strong and Weak Christians — Part 1: Receive One Another with Understanding ( 14:1-12 )
God Receives them ( 14:1-3 )
The Lord Sustains each believer ( 14:4 )
The Lord is Sovereign to each believer ( 14:5-9 )
The Lord Alone will Judge each Believer (14:10-12 )
The Unity of Strong and Weak Christians — Part 2: Build up One Another without Offending ( 14:13-23 )
Don’t Cause your Brother to Stumble ( 14:13 )
Don’t Grieve your Brother ( 14:14-15a )
Don’t Devastate your Brother ( 14:15b )
Don’t Forget your Witness ( 14:16-19 )
Don’t Pull Down the Work of God ( 14:20-21 )
Don’t Denounce or Flaunt your Liberty ( 14:22-23 )
Additional Resources
MacArthur, Romans.
Romans 1-8.
Moody Press, 1987.
MacArthur, Romans.
Romans 9-16.
Moody Press, 1991.
MacArthur, John.
New Testament Commentary.
Moody, 1985.
William Hendriksen.
Exposition of Paul's Epistle to the Romans.
Grand Rapids: Baker, 1995.
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