Biblically Inspired Life

We go on to Romans 5:6-11.  v6: Without strength: Weak. This was the condition we were in when Messiah died for us. We were not strong in faith when Messiah did this for us. We were weak spiritually, unacceptable. We were not examples of people who were well pleasing to G-d. There was nothing praiseworthy in our lives. We

We go on to Romans 5:1-5 Every believer has a hope of being brought into the Kingdom of G-d and experiencing G-d’s presence for eternity. Every believer can know and experience the promises and blessings of G-d.  v1: Justified by faith: When we, out of faith, receive the gospel, the consequence is that G-d justifies us –

We go onto a slightly longer portion: Romans 4:13-25 Faith is believing in G-d’s promises.  v13: The promise: This promise was that G-d was going to send a descendant of Abraham (Messiah Yeshua) to do the work of freely and graciously justifying us through the mercy of G-d – not through anything that we could do.  v14: If: A

We read a short portion: Romans 4:9-12 v9: Blessedness: This is the fourth time that Paul has emphasised this word. Blessing comes as an outcome of what G-d has done (bringing us into His family by means of a covenant).  v10: How… was it accounted (reckoned): In what condition was Abraham in? Was he circumcised or uncircumcised when this righteousness