Romans 2
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Romans 2:9-16

9tribulationG2347 and distressG4730, on every soulG5590 of manG444 that works evilG2556, both of JewG2453 firstG4413, and of GreekG1672;

10but gloryG1391 and honour and peaceG1515 to every oneG3588 that works goodG18, both to JewG2453 firstG4413 and to GreekG1672:

11for there isG1510 no acceptance of persons with 1GodG2316.

12For as manyG3745 as have sinnedG264 without lawG3551 shall perishG622 alsoG2532 without lawG3551; and as manyG3745 as have sinnedG264 under lawG3551 shall be judgedG2919 by lawG3551,

13(for not the hearersG202 of the lawG3551 [are] justG1342 before 2GodG2316, but the doersG4163 of the lawG3551 shall be justifiedG1344.

14For whenG3752 [those of the] nationsG1484, which have no lawG3551, practise by natureG5449 the thingsG3778 of the lawG3551, these, having no lawG3551, areG1510 a lawG3551 to themselves;

15who shew the workG2041 of the lawG3551 written in their heartsG2588, their conscienceG4893 alsoG2532 bearingG4828 witnessG4828, and their thoughts accusingG2723 or else excusing themselves between themselves;)

16in [the] dayG2250 whenG3753 3GodG2316 shall judgeG2919 the secretsG2927 of menG444, accordingG2596 to my glad tidings, by JesusG2424 ChristG5547.

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Notes

  1. 1. Romans 2:11 2.11 Elohim ↩
  2. 2. Romans 2:13 2.13 Elohim ↩
  3. 3. Romans 2:16 2.16 Elohim ↩

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