Rom 5:20-21; 2Co 7:4; 1Co 15:54; Eph 1:3-8,18-29; 2:4-7; 3: 8-10, 14-21; Rom 15:13; 1Co 14:12; 2Co 9:8.
WTROM-39-140601 - length: 67:38 - taught on Jun, 1 2014
Class Outline:
The power of grace is MUCH GREATER than the power of sin.
Paul takes the opportunity in these two verses to give us an amazing summary of the whole Gospel.
ROM 5:20-21 is a compact summary of everything covered to this point in the letter.
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Sin reigned |
Romans 1:18-3:20 |
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Righteousness |
Romans 3:21-4:25 |
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Grace |
Romans 5 |
Romans 6, 7, and 8 are an extended commentary on verses 20 and 21 at the end of chapter 5.
Sin knocked off the throne is the subject of Romans 6.
The law coming in so the transgression would increase is explored in Romans 7.
The reign of grace is the subject of Romans 8.
State a negative, and then write “BUT”, and then say something that presents the good news of the gospel.
The Greek word is a superlative, not a comparative.
huperperisseuo
It is not the difference between a strong man and a stronger man.
It is the difference between
a strong man…
…and Superman.
Grace overflows.
It is the difference between a straight line and exponential growth.
Get a hold of the much more principle and you will have the key to the wonder of your salvation.
Are we moved by the victory of grace over sin?
What God has done in Christ dwarfs and engulfs everything else - even God’s amazing work of creation!
You can take a great trip on the grace of God in Ephesians simply by finding the riches in the epistle.
Get a hold of the much more principle and you will have the key to the wonder of your salvation.
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