Romans 2

CHAPTER 2

Judging Others

1Therefore [2inexcusable 1you are], O man, every one judging; [2in 3which way 1for] you judge the other, yourself you condemn; [3the 1for 4same things 2you do], O one judging. 2For we know that the judgment of God is according to truth upon the ones [2such things 1doing]. 3But do you think this, O man, (the one judging the ones [2such things 1doing], and yourself doing them,) that you shall flee from the judgment of God? 4Or the riches of his graciousness, and the forbearance and the leniency do you disdain; not knowing that the graciousness of God [2to 3repentance 1leads you]? 5But according to your hardness and impenitent heart you treasure up for yourself wrath in the day of wrath and of revelation of righteous judgment of God; 6who will recompense each according to his works; 7to the ones with endurance [2work 1of good], [2glory 3and 4honor 5and 6incorruptibility 1seeking anxiously] -- life eternal. 8And to the ones of contention and resisting persuasion, indeed to the truth, and being yielded to iniquity -- rage and wrath, 9affliction and straits, will be upon every soul of man manufacturing the evil thing, both of Jew first and Greek; 10but glory, and honor, and peace will be to all, to the one working the good, both to the Jew first and to the Greek. 11[3no 1For 2there is] discrimination by God.

Doers of the Law

12For as many as lawlessly sinned, lawlessly also they shall perish; and as many as in law sinned, by law they shall be judged 13([6are not 1For 2the 3listeners 4of the 5law] just with God, but the doers of the law shall be justified. 14For whenever nations, the ones not [2law 1having] by nature [2the things 3of the 4law 1should do], these [3law 1not 2having 5to themselves 4are 6law] -- 15ones who demonstrate the work of the law written in their hearts, [3bearing witness with 1of their 2conscience], and between one another with devices charging or also making a defense) 16in a day when God judges the hidden things of men, according to my good news, through Jesus Christ.

Circumcision of the Heart

17Behold! you are named a Jew, and rest upon the law, and boast in God, 18and you know the will, and you distinguish the differences, being instructed out of the law; 19also persuading yourself to be a guide of the blind, a light of the ones in darkness, 20a corrector of fools, a teacher of infants, having the appearance of the knowledge and of the truth in the law. 21The one then teaching another -- [2yourself 1do you not teach]? The one proclaiming, not to steal -- do you steal? 22The one saying, do not commit adultery -- do you commit adultery? The one abhorring the idols -- do you commit sacrilege? 23The one who [2in 3the law 1boasts] -- through the violation of the law do you dishonor God? 24For the name of God [2through 3you 1is blasphemed] among the nations, as it has been written. 25[2circumcision 1For indeed] derives benefit if [2the law 1you should practice]; but if [2a violator 3of the law 1you should be], your circumcision [2uncircumcision 1becomes]. 26If then the uncircumcised [2the 3ordinances 4of the 5law 1keep], shall not his uncircumcision [2for 3circumcision 1be considered], 27and [8shall judge 1the one 2by 3nature 4uncircumcised 6the 7law 5fulfilling] you, the one with contract and circumcision a violator of the law? 28For not the one in the open [2a Jew 1is], nor the thing in the open in flesh circumcision; 29But the one in the hiding is a Jew, and circumcision is in the heart in spirit, not by contract; of whom the high praise is not of men, but of God.
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