With chapter 11, the doctrinal part of the book of Romans ends. Chapters 12 through 16 present practical instruction and personal notes
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Sabbath: Overcoming Evil With Good
Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com Read for This Week’s Study:  Romans 12 , Romans 13 . Memory Text:  “Be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God” ( Romans 12:2 )
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Friday: Further Thought – The Elect
Further Thought:  Read Ellen G. White, “Before the Sanhedrin”, pages 77-79 ; “From Persecutor to Disciple” pages 112-114 ; “Written From Rome”, pages 474, 475 , in The Acts of the Apostles ; “Reaching Catholics”, pages 573-577 , in Evangelism ; “What to Preach and Not to Preach”, pages 155, 156 , in Selected Messages , book 1.
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Sharing Mercy and Grace With Others
Thursday’s section of this week’s lesson asks, Is there someone to whom you need to show mercy, who perhaps doesn’t deserve it? Why not show this person that mercy, no matter how hard that might be to do? Isn’t that what Jesus has done for us? After running from God, Jonah had given up on life, and told the men on the boat in the storm to throw him overboard. However God’s grace provided a fish to save his life! God’s grace never gives up on us, even when we give up on ourselves. On December 2, 1979 Elvita Adams woke up in the Bronx, and decided she had given up on life.
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Thursday: The Salvation of Sinners
Paul’s love for his own people is clearly apparent in Romans 11:25-27 .
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