Romans artwork from a 1611 KJV Daily Nugget: Everyone, including Christians, is different. Each, although saved, may have varied concerns and beliefs. In Romans 14, we are reminded that in the early church, Paul encountered different views of eating and the importance of different days. Some thought it was permissible to eat meat; others felt they should not (Romans 14:2). Some put a priority on one day more than another (Romans 14:5). Perhaps to those people, certain Jewish worship days meant more to them than to others. In these two matters, Paul rebuked those judging others that did not think like themselves. Paul told them not to despise the others because they had different convictions (Romans 14:3). The preacher reminded them that God still accepted those they hated. They were still members of the family of God and should not be shunned. There is a time to stand against those that oppose major issues. Salvation by grace and not by works is one doctrine that should not...
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