The Book of Romans, Part 17: What Advantage Hath the Jew? (Rom. 3:1-2)

Summary

The sermon explores the questions posed in Romans 3:1-2 about the advantages of being a Jew. It emphasizes that there was no inherent ethnic, political, or moral advantage to the Jews, but their chief advantage was having the oracles of God—the divine Word. The preacher stresses that this advantage of God's Word remains for believers today, transcending race and status. The message calls for humility and reliance on Scripture rather than ethnic or personal superiority.