Only the ones who were not remorseful, he explained, would suffer the consequences of their sins. Paul concluded Romans Chapter 3 by saying there will be justification for every genuine and honest believer. He said they would both be judged equally in their quest for salvation and that God sent Jesus to save everyone, not just one group of people. He reiterated that both types of people were considered sinners in God’s eyes. The Jews were asking Paul if they were superior to the Gentiles in God’s eyes, but Paul squashed that notion. He told the Jews that God will never be unfaithful to his promises and they could trust Him to be fair with His judgment because that is what He said He would do. He said that God is always true even if every man is a liar. God Keeps His WordĪs Paul continued in Romans Chapter 3, he addressed the question of God’s punishment. Paul responded by saying that they, in fact, hold greater privileges and more knowledge because they were the first people with which God shared His wisdom. If God will judge both Jew and Gentile, they wanted to know why they had to be circumcised. The first question the Jews asked Paul in Romans Chapter 3 is how they benefit from being circumcised. In Romans Chapter 3, the Jews question Paul about some of his teachings, namely concerning sin and the law as well as God’s judgment of Jews and Gentiles.

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