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The Romans Road To Heaven

In the Bible book of Romans there is a simple way To know the way to heaven that you can know today. The first truth we must realize is there’s not a righteous one; In Romans three it’s stated—verse ten says, “There is none.” We’re shown that we are sinners, as shown in chapter three; Verse twenty-three says clearly it includes you and me. Then we must know the sentence: it’s a death that separates Us from a home in heaven in an eternal state. That passage there in Romans starts out in chapter six, Verse twenty-three states clearly the penalty is fixed. We see the reason for it in Romans chapter five: Verse twelve says one man sinned then, now all who are alive Have this sentence passed upon them, but now look at verse eight! For Christ has paid the sentence, we can enter heaven’s gate! As we go back and read it in chapter six again, Verse twenty-three has good news of forgiveness from our sin! We all have earned the wages of death to come some day, But God’s love has provided eternal life this way: His gift, Christ dying for us, we now by faith receive: The act of Him receiving is simply to believe. For chapter ten and verses ten through verse thirteen Explain the simple process that can be clearly seen: Confess now the Lord Jesus, with your heart now believe, And call upon the Savior, this new life to receive! Then we can know forever that we are justified, Secure in Him forever who for us one day died. See Romans five, verse one now; see Romans 8:1, too; Then read the final verses to see this blessing true. Start at verse twenty-nine there and see God’s wondrous love, And how He has secured you that home in heaven above! Yes, in this book of Romans a road God clearly shows How we can go to heaven, and for sure it we can know!

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