4-To Judge or Not to Judge (Romans 2:1-16)

Last week we considered the wrath of God that is being revealed against all godlessness and wickedness of men. In chapter 1:18-32, Paul is primarily focusing his attention on unbelieving Gentiles. And I'm sure Paul's Jewish readers were cheering every word! 

The Jews believed that everyone else would be judged except the Jewish race. They actually believed that they were immune from God's wrath simply because they were Jews. They never dreamed that they were under the same condemnation. 

They even took a certain delight in looking on the unbelieving Gentiles with a 
critical and disdainful eye. 

Now Paul anticipates their hypocritical response and spends chapters 2 and 3 
confronting their sin of self-righteousness and by showing with great force and 
clarity that, before God, they are equally guilty and condemned.

Enjoy the rest of the message.

Blessings,

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