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The account which Moses gives of that justification which comes from the law, is that a man will find life in its commandments if he observes them.✻ (Romans 10, 5)
But the justification which comes from faith makes a different claim; Do not say, Who will scale heaven for us? (as if we had to bring Christ down to earth), (Romans 10, 6)
or, Who will go down into the depth for us? (as if we had to bring Christ back from the dead). (Romans 10, 7)
Thou canst find salvation, if thou wilt use thy lips to confess that Jesus is the Lord, and thy heart to believe that God has raised him up from the dead. (Romans 10, 9)
(See how faith comes from hearing; and hearing through Christ’s word.)✻ (Romans 10, 17)
Tell me, then, has God disowned his people? That is not to be thought of. Why, I am an Israelite myself, descended from Abraham; Benjamin is my tribe. (Romans 11, 1)
No, God has not disowned the people which, from the first, he recognized as his. Do you not remember what scripture tells us about Elias? The complaint, I mean, which he made before God about Israel: (Romans 11, 2)
If the losing of them has meant a world reconciled to God, what can the winning of them mean, but life risen from the dead?✻ (Romans 11, 15)
then the whole of Israel will find salvation, as we read in scripture, A deliverer shall come from Sion, to rid Jacob of his unfaithfulness; (Romans 11, 26)
And now, brethren, I appeal to you by God’s mercies to offer up your bodies as a living sacrifice, consecrated to God and worthy of his acceptance; this is the worship due from you as rational creatures.✻ (Romans 12, 1)
Every soul must be submissive to its lawful superiors; authority comes from God only, and all authorities that hold sway are of his ordinance. (Romans 13, 1)
A good conscience has no need to go in fear of the magistrate, as a bad conscience does. If thou wouldst be free from the fear of authority, do right, and thou shalt win its approval; (Romans 13, 3)
