Servant differs from slave, as the servant's subjection to a master is voluntary, the slave's is not. Every slave is a servant, but every servant is not a slave. (Webster's 1828 Dictionary.) Are you saying Paul's relationship to Jesus Christ is not a voluntary one? Does God force people to be Christians? If not, what definition are you using for slave that would have the same meaning as servant?
@@danilo_gomid No... The bible says servant. David is wanting to change the word to slave as he is going on some tangent based on some commentaries. He is trying to embellish things in what I see as inadequate. Embellish means to enhance (a statement or narrative) with fictitious additions.
@@ronaldbeaton3524 Paul introduces himself as a *duolos* (a “bond servant,” “servant,” “slave” of Jesus Christ who was called to be an apostle (Romans 1:1). Like an imperial Roman slave who possessed immense power on behalf of the emperor but who was always under the absolute authority of the master, Paul writes as one fully conscious of his role as the slave of the Messiah, Jesus. Later, he will remind Roman believers that they are to see themselves as slaves or servants of God (Romans 6:22).
My bones rejoiced when I saw a new upload from David. Praise God🙏!
Yes!!! I haven't seem anything new in a while. He doesn't seem to viral things like Doug Batchelor
@@demesminp I like them both. Each with their own style.
I will do my best to read the book of Romans several Times till I love , understand, and appreciate it so much
But read Romans in at least 3 or 4 different Bile versions.
Love this series. Been learning much. Romans is so good! Thanks David.
Jesus is king.
Great message, I’m excited for this series!
Yes find your favorite time to listen to David soothing voice. Brought it all together put bow on it and hand it to us.
I absolutely love David's math. "As few as 7 or 8, or as many as 10" lol
AMEN
Awesome #sdaexpress
Awesome 👍
learned a lot. thank you
Pls slow down. Plsseee
Servant differs from slave, as the servant's subjection to a master is voluntary, the slave's is not. Every slave is a servant, but every servant is not a slave. (Webster's 1828 Dictionary.) Are you saying Paul's relationship to Jesus Christ is not a voluntary one? Does God force people to be Christians? If not, what definition are you using for slave that would have the same meaning as servant?
Maybe what david want to point is Paul is not ashamed to proclaim the Gospel. By introducing himself as slave.
@@danilo_gomid No... The bible says servant. David is wanting to change the word to slave as he is going on some tangent based on some commentaries. He is trying to embellish things in what I see as inadequate. Embellish means to enhance (a statement or narrative) with fictitious additions.
@@ronaldbeaton3524 Paul introduces himself as a *duolos* (a “bond servant,” “servant,” “slave” of Jesus Christ who was called to be an apostle (Romans 1:1).
Like an imperial Roman slave who possessed immense power on behalf of the emperor but who was always under the absolute authority of the master, Paul writes as one fully conscious of his role as the slave of the Messiah, Jesus.
Later, he will remind Roman believers that they are to see themselves as slaves or servants of God (Romans 6:22).
David sports a copstache now?
We see you censor comments here
Yep, they censor truth here. Spread the word to the group.