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Paul waits to explain righteousness through faith (see 3:21) until he first teaches about the sinfulness of all people. Both non-Jews and Jews are equally under the power of sin (1:18–32; 2:1–3:8). Because of this, both groups are in the same situation before God. No one can gain God’s favor by their own actions or obedience (3:9–20). All people need God’s saving action, not their own efforts.
Paul (Saul) Natural Revelation Sin Enters the World The Limitations of Law
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Faith Jew Letter to the Romans Sin
Topics
Christian Minister: Character and Attributes of Christian Minister: False and Corrupt Formalism: General Scriptures Concerning Hypocrisy: General Scriptures Concerning Hypocrites: Professing but not Practising Inconsistency: General Scriptures Concerning Preachers Sin: Against Knowledge The Law of Moses: The Jews: Dishonoured God by Breaking