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Sacred Sunday~Romans 3/Everyone Sins-Everyone Needs Jesus

Sacred Sunday~Romans 3/Everyone Sins-Everyone Needs Jesus

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Good morning church! Thank you for joining us today! Today we are reading: Romans Chapter 3: It's not that Paul's saying that being a Jew who follows Jewis

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Good morning church! Thank you for joining us today! Today we are
reading: Romans Chapter 3: It's not that Paul's saying that being a
Jew who follows Jewish law and is circumcised is not a big
deal, because it totally is. It's great actually! Twenty points to
the children of Israel! Paul tells us that the Jews were the first
people God shared his wisdom and laws with, so he knows they're
cool in the Big Guy's eyes. Sure, it's true that some Jewish people
have been unfaithful to God over the years. For example: there are
all those Jews who still stubbornly refused to believe Jesus is the
messiah. (Not cool, according to Paul.) But everyone lies. Everyone
sins. No one really knows God. Way to bring us down, Paul.The good
news is this doesn't make any difference to God. The crappiness of
the world just reveals how awesome God actually is. Sweet. Again,
Paul stresses that Jews and Gentiles are on the same footing. No
one gets a head start in the race to salvation. This is basically
because God sent Jesus to save everyone in the entire world. Only
he can help us stop being so sinful and jerky all the time. Yes,
Paul says, Jewish law tells us what sin is and that's super
important. (So, don't chuck out those Torahs just yet, guys.) But
the most important thing now is that God has sent Jesus. This is
the natural continuation of Jewish law, but it's also outside of
it. Whoa, Paul's blowing our minds. Look, basically, God is going
to save everyone who believes in Jesus no matter what their
background was before they came to believe. Everyone sins. That
means everyone needs Jesus. It's pretty simple. Thanks to
shmoop.com