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Bolt explores what Romans has to say about the mind, with the contrasts of the mind set on the Spirit and the mind set on the flesh.

Knox reminds the audience that man's nature is to believe in God. He highlights that there are only three monotheistic faiths. Definitions of worship are offered by the audience, and argues that people do not worship God because they know God but do not honour/recognise him. He shows that a person's concept of God's character shapes and affects their worship of him. Knox explores what it means to worship God, showing that what we do/how we live is our worship, and comes as a result of faith. Cassette label reads : DBK intro 13 22/4

Jensen's third talk in a series on Romans 1-8. The key verse is Romans 6:12. He explains that we are saved only by grace, and yet are still conscious of our sin. 1. The European Englightenment 2. Are we freed from sin? 3. The period of the overlap - United with Christ 4. Freedom from the power of sin 5. Relationship to the law, Katoomba Easter Convention 1996

Kern explores how it is possible for us to be forgiven and counted as righteous, through the death of Jesus. Kern explores the relationship between forgiveness and justice/judgement. Raffel details the parable of the disloyal servant to explore forgiveness. Talk is followed by question and answer.

Jensen's second talk in a series on Romans 1-8. The key verse is Romans 5:1. Jensen stresses that we are all under sin, and that we must always remember the gospel. In this talk he looks at the implications for our sin. 1. The righteous God 2. The righteousness of God 3. Peace with God, Katoomba Easter Convention 1996,  

Chappell speaks on the eternal joy and peace between God and his people. 1. Justification by faith 2. Access by faith 3. Explanation by faith - how God saved us 4. Rejoicing in the Lord 5. Peace with God, CD label reads : "Nothing between kec 2012"

O'Brien looks at the elements of Paul's ministry, looking at Romans 15, where Paul gives a summary of his work. O'Brien explains Paul's goals, motivating power, and results. 1. The distinguishing marks of Paul's mission 2. Gentile's coming to Christ is pleasing to God 3. God working through Paul is part of God's plan 4. The significance of Jerusalem 5. Paul's calling is based on the past event of Jesus appearing to him, and which itself is based in Christ's death and resurrection 6. A dynamic preaching of the gospel 7. Fulfillment is seen in the planting of churches 8. Signs and wonders 9. Paul's concern for the lost

Blanch shows that God grants righteousness to men from Romans. He examines 1. Man's ungodliness (3:9-18) - that all are sinful and that the law leads to knowledge of sin. 2. God justifying the ungodly because Christ has come. It is different to righteousness from the law, and is instead through faith in Christ. Blanch explains the concepts of justification, redemption and propitiation., Cassette label reads : "Blanch on Romans no 2/76" White noise throughout.

Blanch speaks on the righteousness of God from Romans 1. He shows that the man of righteousness is the man of faith. Blanch explores the relationship between obedience and faith. Blanch explores Paul's arguments that all deserve God's wrath. Second half of tape has reocrding of the children's series 'Jungle Doctor' illustrating the meaning of being born again., Cassette label reads : "Blanch 1 Romans" Tape speed too fast.

Blanch speaks on Romans 9-10, the rejection of the Jews and the salvation of the Gentiles. 1. Election depends on God's mercy 2. God also has the decision to harden hearts, to show his power 3. It is impossible to keep God's law, Cassette label reads : "Blanch Rom 9, 10"