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and this shews that the obligations of the law are written in their hearts; their conscience utters its own testimony, and when they dispute with one another they find themselves condemning this, approving that.✻ (Romans 2, 15)
And there will be a day when God (according to the gospel I preach) will pass judgement, through Jesus Christ, on the hidden thoughts of men. (Romans 2, 16)
Thou claimest Jewish blood; thou reliest on the law; God is all thy boast; (Romans 2, 17)
thou canst tell what is his will, discern what things are of moment, because the law has taught thee. (Romans 2, 18)
Tell me, then, thou who teachest others, hast thou no lesson for thyself? Is it a thief that preaches against stealing, (Romans 2, 21)
an adulterer that forbids adultery? Dost thou rob temples, thou, who shrinkest from the touch of an idol? (Romans 2, 22)
Thy boast is in the law; wilt thou break the law, to God’s dishonour? (Romans 2, 23)
The name of God, says the scripture, has become a reproach among the Gentiles, because of you.✻ (Romans 2, 24)
Circumcision, to be sure, is of value, so long as thou keepest the law; but if thou breakest the law, thy circumcision has lost its effect. (Romans 2, 25)
And if one who has never been circumcised observes the conditions of the law, does it not follow that he, though uncircumcised, will be reckoned as one who is circumcised? (Romans 2, 26)
That he, who keeps the law, though uncircumcised in body, will be able to pass judgement on thee, who breakest the law, though circumcised according to the letter of it? (Romans 2, 27)
Of what use is it, then, to be a Jew? What value was there in circumcision? (Romans 3, 1)
