How does Romans 3 describe the whole human race outside of salvation?
Romans 3 describes the whole human race outside of salvation as universally gone out of the way, together become unprofitable to God, with none who does good, no not one. Paul lists these deeds of the ungodly, showing this condition is worldwide, not limited to any one nation.
Les explains that Romans chapter 3 is another place where Paul lists the deeds of the ungodly. He reads Romans 3:12 as a preview of the whole human race outside of salvation: they are all gone out of the way, together become unprofitable to God, and there is none who does good, no not one. Les notes this wickedness and unrighteousness is worldwide, not limited to America or the western hemisphere. He connects it to the same kind of judgment seen in Noah's day and yet future in the final seven years of tribulation.
They are all gone out of the way, they are together become unprofitable; there is none that doeth good, no, not one.