Romans 3:1-8
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Meaning in context
Paul affirms that Jews have a real advantage in being entrusted with God’s revelation (v.1–2) and then answers two objections—whether Jewish unbelief makes God unfaithful and whether human sin somehow highlights God’s righteousness (v.3–8)—a debate read either as defending Israel’s covenant role or as denying individual saving merit from that status.