Romans 3:1-31

Paul quotes the old testament in verses 10 through 18 of Romans chapter 3. Unfortunately, the Evangelical pulpit has used these passages, as they do with every other passage out of the bible, and has interpret them as having to do with what they call "worldly sinners." Friends, verse 19 is the answer to verses 10 through 18. "Now we know that what things soever the law saith, it is saith to them who are under the law." Is Evangelical Christianity still using the law and preaching out of the law? The answer is a resounding "Yes."

This simply means that all that Paul described in verses 10 through 18 applies to them (Evangelical Christianity) who are still preaching, trusting and legalistically teaching people to keep and live by the law even though they are saved by grace. Friends, the only way that we are going to shut up Evangelical Christianity and the religious world that they have so much in common with, is by quoting to them what Paul said at the end of verse 19 "and ALL the world may become guilty before God." Why? Answer is in verse 20 "Because by the works of the law there shall no flesh be justified in His sight, for by the law is the knowledge of sin."

Now there's a mouth full. What is it that brings the knowledge of sin? Is it smoking, drinking, cheating, lying and what have you? NO! NO! NO!
Paul says "by the law is the knowledge of sin. Now we know why Paul said what he said in verse 15 and chapter 4 "for where no law is, there is no transgression (sin). Friends, the real sinners are not those who don't attend church. The real sinners stand behind the pulpit and sit in the pews as long as they keep living by mixing law and grace together. The real sinners are those who are under the law.

They are the unrighteous because righteousness never came by the works of the law. They (Evangelical Christianity and Religions) are the one that don't understand. They are the one's who don't seek the grace of God apart from the works of the law. They are the one's who have gone out of the way, they are together become unprofitable. They are the one's that don't do anything good, no not one. It is the Evangelical Church and other religions like them who's throat is an open grave. They are the one's that use deceit. It is their legalistic self-righteous, holier than thou message that is full of poison.

It is their tongue and mouth that is full of cursing (cursing those who don't believe like them, and hypocritically embracing those who do) It is the Evangelical Christian Church who's mouth is full of bitterness, swift to pass judgment. It is organized religion who destruction and misery are in their ways, and the Gospel of Grace and Peace they do not know. They insult the Spirit of Grace by constantly teaching that in order to be right with God one has to perform works out of the law. Organized religion ought to be thankful that all of the deeds of the law were crucified at the cross, otherwise they would all be found guilty of sin and being unjust in the sight of God.

As long as the pulpit continues to point out people's sins under the law, they will always be under sin conscience. Paul's message pretty much adds up to what he has said many at times in all of his letters "Therefore by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh (human) be justified in God's sight. Friends, if we aren't, and can't never be justify by the deeds (works) of the law, then how were we all justified before God? It doesn't take no rocket scientist to answer this question. Notice the next verse "But now (love that "but") the righteousness of God without the law."

Please correct me if I am wrong. Did it say "But now the righteousness of God" or did it say the righteousness of man? Did it say the righteousness of God with the law, or did it say apart from the law? Will somebody shout 'hallelujah!'  Friends, every single television, radio, church evangelist, bible teacher, preacher, pastor that you have ever heard, or seen, from the Copeland's to the Charle's Stanley and Swindoll's are still preaching the righteousness of God through the law. Both the law and the prophets are witnesses of these simple true facts "The righteousness of God is apart from the law, and justification did not come through the law."

Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooodnews!
It doesn't get any better than this. Verse 22 makes even that much better when Paul says "Even the righteousness of God which is BY THE FAITH of Jesus Christ unto ALL men and upon ALL who believe." Question: "Believe what?" Did it say believe in Jesus? No!

Believe that the righteousness of God was manifest apart from the law and it came only through the faith of Jesus Christ and not the phony faith of the "Begging Hinn's" of the world of religious witchcraft. Please stay focus on the word "ALL" since verse 22 goes on to say "for there is no difference." Talking about both Jew and Gentile.

To be continued....

Grace N Peace

Eddie Narvaez