Romans Chapter 14 OUTLINE I The Christian and his weaker brethren 14:1-23 A. Introduction – Him that is weak in the faith 14:1 1. Our attitude is to receive him v.1 2. We are to not pass judgment on disputable matters v.1 B. The concrete examples cited 4:2-5 1. Food as an example of a nonmoral issue, disputable matter v.2 2. Observance of the Sabbath an example of a nonmoral issue, disputable matter v.5 B. The divine principles laid down14:6-12 1. Unto …showed first 75 words of 337 total…

…showed last 75 words of 337 total…exercise of liberty is done by the mature Christian who is aware of his freedom in Christ, yet does everything with the desire to exalt Christ and also with his brothers in mind, doing nothing that would destroy the faith of a weaker brother but instead to build him up. It is choosing to use his liberty to put other’s needs before his own for the sake of moving forward the work of God.