Biblically Inspired Life

We begin this week by reading from Romans 4:1-8 Being justified (declared righteous) by faith was not something that originated in the New Testament. It is also, very much so, an Old Testament understanding. Genesis 15:6 very clearly teaches this: one is justified by faith (through the grace of G-d), and not by the works

Our last reading for this week is Romans 3:27-31 v27: Where is boasting then: We have no boast. We did nothing to bring about our redemption. Messiah did it all. v28: Conclude: Reckon. Reach a logical conclusion.   v29: Is (G-d) the G-d of the Jews only: The Jews received the Scripture from G-d, but that does not mean that G-d is

We go on to Romans 3:19-26 v19: Whatever the law says: Paul is talking about the revelation of G-d’s Word.  v20: By the deeds (works) of the law no flesh will be justified: The law was never given as an instrument of justification (righteousness). No amount of good deeds will qualify us before G-d as righteous.  Note: One of the most important

Romans 3:9-18 There is not a multiplicity of ways to enter into the Kingdom of heaven. There is only one way for all of humanity to enter it (Jew and Gentile alike) – and that is through Yeshua the Messiah. The Jewish people, although they are called the people of G-d, are not in some