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  2. Our Creator's invisible power and Godhead are so clearly shown in the works he has made, that even idolaters and wicked Gentiles are left without excuse. They foolishly followed idolatry; and rational creatures changed the worship of the glorious Creator, for that of brutes, reptiles, and senseless images.

  3. What does Romans 1:20 mean? - BibleRef.com

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    What does Romans 1:20 mean? According to the previous verses, those who are unrighteous before God do not want to know about Him, so they try to suppress the truth about God. To some extent, this is true of all human beings, since we all sin (Romans 3:23).

  4. How are God’s invisible attributes clearly seen in creation ...

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    It is remarkable that something invisible—unseeable, by definition—has been clearly seen in creation. But God’s creation reveals His invisible attributes (Romans 1:20). God’s eternal power and divine nature are evident through what He has made.

  5. Romans 1:20 - Verse-by-Verse Bible Commentary - StudyLight.org

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    Verse 20. The invisible things of him — His invisible perfections are manifested by his visible works, and may be apprehended by what he has made; their immensity showing his omnipotence, their vast variety and contrivance, his omniscience; and their adaptation to the most beneficent purposes, his infinite goodness and philanthropy.

  6. Enduring Word Bible Commentary Romans Chapter 1

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    The wrath of God: In this portion of the letter (Romans 1:18-3:20), Paul’s goal is not to proclaim the good news, but to demonstrate the absolute necessity of the good news of salvation from God’s righteous wrath.

  7. Romans 1:20-21 Commentary - Precept Austin

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    Romans 1:20 - No Excuse for Ignorance - It is a person’s duty to seek God, who comes to meet us in such a way that we can have no excuse for our ignorance. Surely nothing is more absurd than that people should be ignorant of their Author, especially people who have been given understanding principally for this use.

  8. Romans 1:20 - Bible Verse Meaning and Commentary

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    What does Romans 1:20 mean? Read commentary on this popular Bible verse and understand the real meaning behind God's Word using John Gill's Exposition of the Bible.

  9. Romans 1:20 | Bible Exposition Commentary - Verse-by-Verse ...

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    No one has a defense against the justice of God. There is no exception to this culpability because it is impossible for anyone to look at creation and not see God’s creative power and attributes manifest in creation. No one can plead ignorance of God. They have no apologetic against God.

  10. Romans 1:20 Meaning of For Since the Creation of the World

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    Romans 1:20For since the creation of the world Gods invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse.” Explanation and Commentary on Romans 1:20

  11. What Does Romans 1:20 Mean? - Bible Verse of the Day

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    Humanity needs a Saviour. Mankind needs salvation, because every man is a sinner and the wrath of God is poured out on all sin. But in His grace, God revealed Himself to the human race in a number of ways.