Romans 1-8: Relationship Between God And The Natural Word
The book of Romans 1-8 has lots of information about life of human beings their relationship with God and the natural word. One needs to have a deeper look into the books meaning from it. (Moo 2002) The purpose of this paper is to describe the teaching of Romans 1-8, concerning the natural word, identity of the human beings. Their relationship and culture and they teaching the worldview.
God formed the natural world, he spoken though the word. This belief is held by Christians since it is expressly told in the bible. Christians tend to believe that bible was the word of god. Roman 1:20 indicates that it’s thought creation that God’s heavenly nature and eternal supremacy is witnessed from what his done to help people. God has established his creation through nature. Its through the creation we see that God shows his existence to everyone. (Moo 2002 p62) Our Knowledge of Christ and the knowledge of our human nature is the guidance to our identity. Gen 1:27, indicators that we are in made in the image of God and we are connected to our Holy Father, and through his holy son Jesus Christ, (Roman 7,25) …show more content…
Workshop of nonliving gods, and goodness was huge. The Jews who practiced circumcision views themselves as holier beings than the Gentiles. It is observed that the Jews were so engrossed in their culture that they failed to follow the teaching of God. Romans 3:28-30 indicates that a person holiness is justice by his heart only the law of culture. (Moo, 2002 p69 This paper has addressed the matters relating to the natural word, our relationship and identity as a people as well as our culture. All these factors affect my worldview. I know that we are all equal in god eyes. Everyone should be treated equally and fairly. From the reading, I also realized that no one is more righteous than the other and that only God can judge on a person’s righteousness (Moo, 2002, p.
God formed the natural world, he spoken though the word. This belief is held by Christians since it is expressly told in the bible. Christians tend to believe that bible was the word of god. Roman 1:20 indicates that it’s thought creation that God’s heavenly nature and eternal supremacy is witnessed from what his done to help people. God has established his creation through nature. Its through the creation we see that God shows his existence to everyone. (Moo 2002 p62) Our Knowledge of Christ and the knowledge of our human nature is the guidance to our identity. Gen 1:27, indicators that we are in made in the image of God and we are connected to our Holy Father, and through his holy son Jesus Christ, (Roman 7,25) …show more content…
Workshop of nonliving gods, and goodness was huge. The Jews who practiced circumcision views themselves as holier beings than the Gentiles. It is observed that the Jews were so engrossed in their culture that they failed to follow the teaching of God. Romans 3:28-30 indicates that a person holiness is justice by his heart only the law of culture. (Moo, 2002 p69 This paper has addressed the matters relating to the natural word, our relationship and identity as a people as well as our culture. All these factors affect my worldview. I know that we are all equal in god eyes. Everyone should be treated equally and fairly. From the reading, I also realized that no one is more righteous than the other and that only God can judge on a person’s righteousness (Moo, 2002, p.