2＞The core of Chapter 2 in Rome is the judgment of conduct. ＜Summary＞ ＜Rom
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In Chapter 2 of Rom, there is God's judgment to those who believe in Jews. It is a judgment of conduct. Therefore, you must repent. It is not only faith, but repentance and faith. Therefore, believe, and repent. You cannot pass the judgment of conduct unless you tell the Jews that you believe and sincerely repent. <Rom 2:13> Those who listen to the law are not righteous before God. Only those who do the law will be righteous. This means that those who listen to the law do not receive righteousness, but only when they do the law. However, in Chapter 3 of Rom, Apostle Paul emphasized the belief, emphasizing that righteousness cannot be obtained by the actions of the law. In fact, in Rome, it is a book that emphasizes the belief that righteousness is obtained by faith, not by the actions of the law. But in verse 2:13, he emphasized that growing up in the law achieves righteousness, what does it mean? Because Rom 2 is a word for the Jews, it means that Jews are obligated to obey the law, not only to have pride in receiving the law. In Chapter 1 of Rom, Apostle Paul pointed out the sins of strangers who do not believe in God. And if you live like this, you will enter hell. So trust the gospel, Jesus. Jesus emphasized that he has the ability to forgive all these sins. And Rom 2 emphasized to the Jews who believe that they are God's ancestors that you, like strangers, are in sin. And point out what sins Jews, or believers, commit, and do you know how to avoid God's judgment. In other words, you must repent after warning that you can enter hell. He warned that your insistence and unrepentant heart are building up the wrath of God on Day. Apostle Paul warned the Jews who believe in God, that we who believe in God, are sinners just like strangers, and warned them of a trial of conduct. Believers must pass the trial of conduct to enter heaven. Therefore, if you believe, you must not let your guard down by entering heaven unconditionally. In Rom 2:6-11, God judges according to each person's actions. He emphasized that those who do good, that is, those who truly repent, are those who seek glory, honor, and honor that will not rot, and therefore receive eternal life. However, he emphasizes that those who build a party, disobey the truth, and follow injustice will be repaid with anger and anger. That is why each person who does evil has misfortune and hardship. He also emphasized that God judges people without discrimination against believers, distrusts, or people. He contrasts those who do good with those who do evil. <Rom 2:12-14> Those who commit crimes without law are also ruined without law, and all those who commit crimes are judged by the law. He who listens to the law before God is not a righteous man. Only when you practice the law will you gain righteousness. When a stranger without a law does the work of the law by nature, he or she becomes a law to himself even if there is no law. A stranger who commits a crime without knowing the law enters hell even if he or she does not know the law. However, for the Jews, those who know the law but do not obey it are judged according to the law. And in verse 13, he emphasized to the Jews that those who listen to the law are not righteous, but those who practice the law. And in verse 14, a stranger who does not know the law and does not know sin will be judged by it because there is a law engraved in his conscience and heart. When God judges people's secret things, it means that he judges their conscience.
