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I especially want us to think about this in terms of society as a whole.

How a whole society can be placed underneath God's judgment.

And if they do not repent of their sin, how that society is progressively handed over further and further to their

sin. And remember, sin is its own consequence. Sin is its own judgment. It's not the end-all,

be-all, the exclusive and final judgment. There is an eternal judgment for sin,

but sin, it carries with it natural consequences that are destructive and harmful. And in that sense,

sin is its own punishment. Let me read a little bit further now. Apart from God's saving grace,

which is found only in Christ Jesus,

all people have embraced their own rebellion by casting off the righteous rule of God and his law.

Therefore, on one level, Romans chapter 1, verse 24 through 32, applies to each and every individual who has ever been

born. However, on another level, Romans chapter 1, 24 through 32 also applies to collective

societies and cultures down through human history. At the Tower of Babel, for instance,

arrogant sinners defied God and incurred his just judgment. At Sodom and Gomorrah, the people were so corrupt that God rained down fire

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