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b. The judgment of God according to works: Romans 2:6-15

(1) The principle of judgment: Romans 2:6

(2) The two classes in the judgment: Romans 2:7-12

(3) Obedience to light as the test in judgment: Romans 2:13-15

c. The judgment in relation to Paul's Gospel: Romans 2:16

2. The Jew's moral failure: Romans 2:17-29

a. Claims of the Jew: Romans 2:17-20

b. Refutation of the claims of the Jew: Romans 2:21-24

c. Failure to live up to responsibilities: Romans 2:25-29

(l) Of circumcision: Romans 2:25

(2) Of obedience: Romans 2:26-27

(3) A true and false view of a Jew: Romans 2:28-29

3. The Jew's objections: Romans 3:1-8

a. The question of the Jews: Romans 3:1-4

(1) The question: Romans 3:1

(2) The answer: Romans 3:2-4

(3) The objection: Romans 3:5

(4) Denial of the objection: Romans 3:6-8

C. Condemnation of the whole world: Romans 3:9-20

1. The charge that all have sinned: Romans 3:9

2. The proof of universal sin from Scripture: Romans 3:10-18

a. The character of sin: Romans 3:10-12

b. The practice of sin: Romans 3:13-17

(1) In speech: Romans 3:13-14

(2) In conduct: Romans 3:15-17

c. The reason for sin: Romans 3:18

3. The application to the Jew who has the law: Romans 3:19-20

II. The righteousness of God in justification: Romans 3:21-5:21

A. Justification by faith: Romans 3:21-26

1. It is the manifestation of the righteousness of God: Romans 3:21

2. The description of justification by faith: Romans 3:21-26

a. Its relation to the Old Testament: Romans 3:21

b. Availability through faith: Romans 3:22-23

c. Its basis in Christ's redemption: Romans 3:24-25

d. The demonstration of God's justice: Romans 3:25-26

B. Summary of the doctrine of justification: Romans 3:27-31

1. The exclusion of personal merit: Romans 3:27-28

2. The presentation of God's character: Romans 3:29-30

3. The establishment of the law: Romans 3:31

C. The proof of justification by faith from Scripture: Romans 4:1-25

1. Abraham's justification: Romans 4:1-12

a. The question about Abraham's experience: Romans 4:1

b. The means of his justification: Romans 4:2-3

c. The comparison of the two ways of justification: Romans 4:4-5

d. The confirmation from David's testimony: Romans 4:6-8