Romans 10:1–4 presents a powerful call to genuine salvation through faith in Christ alone, emphasizing that true righteousness comes not from religious zeal, national heritage, or human effort, but from submitting to God's revealed righteousness through faith in Jesus Christ. The passage exposes the tragic error of Israel—zealous for God yet ignorant of His righteousness—illustrating how religious fervor without divine knowledge leads to spiritual ruin. It declares that Christ is the fulfillment and termination of the law for all who believe, offering a righteousness that cannot be earned but received by faith, thereby freeing believers from the law's condemnation and establishing them in grace. The sermon underscores that salvation is universally available to both Jew and Gentile, not by works or tradition, but by trusting in Christ's death, burial, and resurrection, and calls all to examine their hearts, reject self-righteousness, and embrace the simple, life-saving truth of faith in Christ.

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