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= It's | = It's [[inexcusabenersces?]] - | ||
On the | On the part of No Jew - | ||
He had the Law but did | He had the Law but did | ||
not keep it - | not keep it - | ||
"What things soever | "What things soever the [[unclear]] | ||
seeth | seeth &c" | ||
On the part of the Gentile | On the part of the Gentile | ||
He had a law written in | He had a law written in | ||
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did not worship him as God. | did not worship him as God. | ||
Therefore men can not | Therefore men can not | ||
plead | plead merit before God. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:24, 5 December 2022
3 = It's inexcusabenersces? - On the part of No Jew - He had the Law but did not keep it - "What things soever the unclear seeth &c" On the part of the Gentile He had a law written in his heart, but did not keep it - His conscience either excusing or accusing Moreover, God had manifested his power & God in His works. And when he knew God he did not worship him as God. Therefore men can not plead merit before God.