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Romans 3:21

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

Now we see how God does make us acceptable to him. The Law and the Prophets tell how we become acceptable, and it isn't by obeying the Law of Moses.

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Abram believed the LORD, and the LORD was pleased with him.

I will soon come to save you. I am not far away and will waste no time; I take pride in Israel and will save Jerusalem.

They will be eaten away like a moth-eaten coat. But my victory will last; my saving power will never end.

Weapons made to attack you won't be successful; words spoken against you won't hurt at all. My servants, Jerusalem is yours! I, the LORD, promise to bless you with victory.

I celebrate and shout because of my LORD God. His saving power and justice are the very clothes I wear. They are more beautiful than the jewellery worn by a bride or a groom.

In those days, Judah will be safe; Jerusalem will have peace and will be named, “The LORD Gives Justice”.

God has decided that for seventy weeks, your people and your holy city must suffer as the price of their sins. Then evil will disappear, and justice will rule for ever; the visions and words of the prophets will come true, and a most holy place will be dedicated.

Jesus said to them, “While I was still with you, I told you that everything written about me in the Law of Moses, the Books of the Prophets, and in the Psalms had to happen.”

Philip then found Nathanael and said, “We have found the one that Moses and the Prophets wrote about. He is Jesus, the son of Joseph from Nazareth.”

Every one of the prophets has said that all who have faith in Jesus will have their sins forgiven in his name.

But our Lord Jesus was kind to us, and we are saved by faith in him, just as the Gentiles are.

But all this time God has helped me, and I have preached both to the rich and to the poor. I have told them only what the prophets and Moses said would happen.

They agreed on a time to meet with Paul, and many of them came to his house. From early morning until late in the afternoon, Paul talked to them about God's kingdom. He used the Law of Moses and the Books of the Prophets to try to win them over to Jesus.

The good news tells how God accepts everyone who has faith, but only those who have faith. It is just as the Scriptures say, “The people God accepts because of their faith will live.”

that he promised long ago by what his prophets said in the holy Scriptures.

but now at last it has been told. The eternal God commanded his prophets to write about the good news, so that all nations would obey and have faith.

We see that people are acceptable to God because they have faith, and not because they obey the Law.

Adam disobeyed God and caused many others to be sinners. But Jesus obeyed him and will make many people acceptable to God.

Sin ruled by means of death. But God's kindness now rules, and God has accepted us because of Jesus Christ our Lord. This means that we will have eternal life.

What does all this mean? It means that the Gentiles were not trying to be acceptable to God, but they found that he would accept them if they had faith.

You are God's children. He sent Christ Jesus to save us and to make us wise, acceptable, and holy.

If something that brings the death sentence is glorious, won't something that makes us acceptable to God be even more glorious?

Christ never sinned! But God treated him as a sinner, so that Christ could make us acceptable to God.

Long ago the Scriptures said that God would accept the Gentiles because of their faith. That's why God told Abraham the good news that all nations would be blessed because of him.

But the Spirit makes us sure that God will accept us because of our faith in Christ.

and to know that I belong to him. I could not make myself acceptable to God by obeying the Law of Moses. God accepted me simply because of my faith in Christ.

Some prophets told how kind God would be to you, and they searched hard to find out more about the way you would be saved.

From Simon Peter, a servant and an apostle of Jesus Christ. To everyone who shares with us in the privilege of believing that our God and Saviour Jesus Christ will do what is just and fair.




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