Universal Guilt and Justification by Faith (Romans 3) | Charles Simeon
Deep Dive into Horae Homileticae Vol. 15: Romans by Charles Simeon - Romans 3
Charles Simeon’s commentary on Romans 3 explores the spiritual privileges of Christians and the universal nature of human depravity. He argues that while believers possess the "Oracles of God" as a guide for faith, this advantage does not exempt them from the condemnation of the law, which reveals that all have sinned. Simeon emphasizes that human efforts and moral works are entirely insufficient for salvation, serving only to stop every mouth and prove global guilt. Instead, he presents justification by faith as…
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