God’s Fair Judgment and the Need for Genuine Repentance (Romans 2) | Bruce B. Barton
Deep Dive into Romans by Bruce B. Barton - Romans 2In Romans 2, the apostle Paul utilizes a rhetorical style known as a diatribe to address a self-righteous, imagined Jewish critic. While this critic readily agrees with God's condemnation of Gentile sins, Paul abruptly turns the argument around to point out that the critic is equally guilty and has no excuse. Paul emphasizes that anyone who passes judgment on others condemns themselves, because they are committing the very same offenses and demonstrate a hardened heart.Paul explains that God's judgment, unlike human judgment, is entirely…
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