This lesson from Romans 2:19–24 confronts religious hypocrisy, showing that knowing the truth does not guarantee living it. Paul exposes how the Jews felt superior because of their spiritual knowledge and roles as guides, teachers, and moral authorities, yet failed to apply the truth to themselves. He uses rhetorical questions to reveal their dishonesty, impurity, and greed, proving that their outward religion masked inward rebellion. The lesson challenges believers to examine their hearts, asking whether their lives truly reflect their faith—or merely the appearance of it. True redemption produces obedience, humility, and a transformed life.
Churchianity
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