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Book of Romans Chapter Two  continued

II.  The Insanity of Arguing With God - vs.4,29

  • God Wills For Redemption - 4  ...the goodness of God... 
  • God Will Reserve Judgment - 5-6  ...who will render...
  • God Will Reward - 7-11

a. The Reward Of The Righteous - 7

  1. Internal Life - 7a   ...patient in well doing...
  2. Eternal Life - 7b  ...eternal life... 


b. The Reward Of The Un-Righteous - 8,9

  1. What They Get - 8   ...wrath...
  2. What They Regret - 9  ...anguish...
  • God Will Reveal - 10-29
  1. Our Intentions - 10-16  ...the secrets of men...
  2. Our Contentions - 17-29

Note Their Assumption - 17-20
Note Their Consumption - 21-23
Note Their Presumption - 24-29

The highway of reality is the Bible. The Holy Spirit will never direct us contrary to the Word of God. Thus the fundamental concern for the believer is to understand the Word of God as the only means for direction. The Bible is the only resolve that instills a pure ambition for the glory of God. Hiding God's Word in our hearts is the only way to be discerning and receptive of  God's will.

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​​​Book of Romans Chapter Two.  ​
There is nothing more disturbing than people who are going to hell when they think they are going to heaven.  The apostle Paul reveals God's attitude towards those who think they are good enough or are not as bad as others.  


The Bible is not a catalog of multiple options. The Bible is God's provision for direction that is moved by eternal values. Yet so many feel they can choose their own way in life and still meet a standard of righteousness apart from God's help.  Man apart from Christ is in a state of perpetually arguing with God.

I. The Vanity Of Arguing With God - vs.1-3 - Note Mans Problem:

  • Man Is Inadequate To Judge - 1a  ...thou art inexcusable...
  • Man Is Incapable To Judge - 1b   ...doest the same things...
  • Man Is Incompetent To Judge -1c ...thou...doest the same...
  • Man Is Inescapable of Judgment - 2,3 ...escape judgment.