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Romans 2:12-29
Empty Religion Exposed
Romans begins by establishing that everyone, apart from the gospel, is under God's wrath and destined for judgment. But the Jews in Paul's day assumed they would be safe because they had God's law, a rich biblical heritage and an outward sign of belonging to him. Would these things give them any advantage on Judgment Day? How might we make the same assumptions?