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How do we know that we are guilty before God?

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The Bible asserts in Romans 3:19 that the law reveals our guilt, stopping every mouth before God.

The Scripture clearly states that we are guilty before God due to our inability to keep His law perfectly. Romans 3:19 tells us that the law speaks for those under it, making every mouth stop and revealing the guilt of all mankind. Furthermore, James 2:10 reinforces this by stating that breaking even a single point of the law makes one guilty of all. This highlights the total depravity of humanity and the need for a Savior, as the law cannot provide life or justification.
Scripture References: Romans 3:19, James 2:10

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Guilty But Justified
Paul Pendleton · Jan 24, 2021
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