When do servants of God use Romans 10?
Servants of God use Romans 10 when dealing with someone in salvation, because those verses present the Gospel: Christ died, was buried, and rose again. They are used to show that believing this in the heart—not merely the head—results in salvation, as God promised.
Les explains that Romans 10 contains verses that every servant of God uses when dealing with someone in salvation. He points out that the Gospel is that Christ died, was buried, and rose from the dead. If you believe that with all your heart, you shall be saved—not 'maybe' or 'hope so,' but as a promise. Les says God expects us to rest on His promises, not doubt them, and we can hold God accountable to His Word because He said it. He also notes that salvation is with the heart, not the head.
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Why does everything in Romans 10 apply to us?
Everything in Romans 10 has an application for us because chapter 10 deals with the Jew in this present age.