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In 1:20-
1. Rejecting GOD and choosing Idolatry 1:21-
2. Changed God’s Truth into a Lie 1:25 (reprobate minds 1:28)
3. Sexual deviancy 1:26-
Paul Lists their rebellion against The 10 Commandments 1:29-
1. Haters of God 1:30 2. Knowing God’s Judgment they do wrong 1:32 3. Covenant breakers, not persuadable 1:31 4. Knowing the judgment of God 1:32 they judge 2:1-
Notice in the listing of the 10 Commandments, I listed false judgment in two of the commands: #4 -
Judgment can evidently be good or bad.
Paul ties this kind of “judgment” with the other wrongs he listed previously. Note that Paul inferred The 10 Commandments in his first 16 verses and he did so in 1 thru 10 order (he does this many times in his other books as well.) He keeps the decalogue in order to enable the reader to keep track of what he is doing in his longer discourses.... However; when he lists several sins together as in Rom 1:29-
There are Several Key Words Paul uses in Romans:
These express Three Main Ideas:
1. Righteousness = Being Right-
Just, Justified, One who does Right Righteousness in Greek= dikaiosyne
Just in Greek= dikaios, Justify in Greek= dikaioo, Justification in Greek= dikaiosis
2. Faith = trust in God
Believe, to have faith, trust -
Faith in Greek= pistis, Believe in Greek= pisteuo
3. Law = Legal Description of Right or Wrong Law in Greek= nomos
Judge, Judgment -
Judge in Greek= krino, Judgment in Greek= krima
Wrath, Anger, Destructive Result against wrong Wrath in Greek= orge
The Three Groups above each relate to the other two Groups....
These ideas reflect the Main Theme of Romans: “The Justice of God” In fact, the words ‘righteousness, just, justified, judge and judgment,’ etc. are closely related in Greek.