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Tag Archives: Douglas Moo
Exposition of Romans 5:15–16 Through Jesus, grace multiplies to all
Most who read this study have never felt the terror of being caught in a hopeless trap. So, it is hard to imagine the depth of desperation involved. Thomas Howes knows, because he was held by FARC guerillas in the … Continue reading
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Exposition of Romans 5:12–14 Everywhere death reigns, sin has preceded
When the great influenza of 1918 struck the world, more people died from it than even the Black Plague had taken. Everywhere the influenza pandemic spread, it came on two legs. Sin entered the world in the same way, and … Continue reading
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Exposition of Romans 4:18–19 Faith accepts reality but trusts God
Abraham’s faith was based on a very simple idea: God will do as he has said even if I cannot understand how. This explains, for example, how we may believe in heaven with full assurance even though we have never … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Faith, God, Revealed Truth, Romans, Science
Tagged Abraham, C.E.B. Cranfield, Douglas Moo, Faith, God, Grant Osborne, Romans
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Exposition of Romans 4:6–8 Only God can offer total amnesty
One of our foundational documents, the Declaration of Independence, declares that we have a right to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Unfortunately, those things are not that easy to come by. Happiness in particular has proven elusive for … Continue reading
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Tagged Blessedness, Douglas Moo, Faith, Grant Osborne, Happiness, Jesus, Law, Romans, Sin
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Exposition of Romans 4:1–3 Faith has always triumphed over works
Time and events have a way of knocking us off course. In 1848, San Francisco had a population of 1,000, and then gold was discovered and caused the population to increase 25-fold in 1849. The city was never the same … Continue reading
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Exposition of Romans 3:23–25a God freely gives what we need
Most of us have never been in a physical situation that was both dangerous and impossible to escape. One reason is that most people who got into such situations are no longer with us. Those who are with us were … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, God, Grace, Jesus Christ, Judgment, Propitiation, Romans, Salvation
Tagged Douglas Moo, Faith, Grace, Propitiation, Redemption, Romans, Salvation, Thomas Schreiner
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Exposition of Romans 3:21–22 Christ made righteousness possible; we believe.
Mount Everest is a cruel place. Hundreds come every year to try their luck against the savage winds, the 29,030 foot altitude and low temperatures. But worst of all is the death zone, those levels above 23,000 feet where the … Continue reading
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