What does Romans chapter 3 say about all people being without God?
Romans chapter 3 states that all people are without God, all are on their own way, and the fear of God is with none of them. It stresses that Jew and Gentile alike share this condition, with no difference between them.
Les explains that although Paul was an apostle, he was not beyond the reach of ordinary believers; he was a sinner saved by grace like everyone else. The Galatians had come out of paganism, while Paul came out of Judaism, but in the final analysis there was no difference. As Paul says in Romans chapter 3, they are all without God, all on their own way, and the fear of God was with none of them. This underscores that all share the same condition before God.