Romans 3
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Romans 3:1-9

1What advantage thenG3767 hath the JewG2453? or what is the profit of circumcisionG4061? 2MuchG4183 every wayG5158: firstG4413 of all, that they were intrusted with the oracles of GodG2316. 3For what if some were without faithG4102? shall their want of faithG4102 make of none effect the faithfulnessG4102 of GodG2316? 4GodG2316 forbid: yea, let GodG2316 be found trueG227, but every manG444 a liarG5583; as it is writtenG1125,

That thou mightest be justifiedG1344 in thy wordsG3056,And mightest prevail when thou comest into judgment.

5But if our unrighteousnessG93 commendeth the righteousnessG1343 of GodG2316, what shall we sayG3004? Is GodG2316 unrighteousG94 who visiteth with wrathG3709? (I speakG3004 after the manner of menG444.) 6GodG2316 forbid: for then howG4459 shall GodG2316 judgeG2919 the worldG2889? 7But if the truthG225 of GodG2316 through my lie aboundedG4052 unto his gloryG1391, whyG5101 am I alsoG1161 stillG2089 judgedG2919 as a sinnerG268? 8and why not (as we areG1510 slanderously reported, and as some affirm that we sayG3004), Let us do evilG2556, that goodG18 may comeG2064? whose condemnationG2917 isG1510 just.

9What then? areG1510 we better than they? No, in no wise: for we before laid to the charge both of JewsG2453 and GreeksG1672, that they areG1510 all under sinG266;

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