It is striking to look at Paul's description of the nature of God. God will judge, but first God gives the "riches of his kindness and forbearance and patience." God is a

"glory...for everyone who does good" (v. 10).

God is patient: those who patiently do good will receive eternal life (v. 4 and 7).

We have "secret thoughts"; God knows and will accuse or excuse accordingly

This is good news for those who are on the receiving end of injustice. It does not matter what those in power say they do or don't do, but rather it is their actual deeds for which they will be judged by God. God is not mocked by the words we use.

This God so loves us that justice for all is God's priority. Paul equates those who are self-seeking with those who obey injustice (v. 8). The ones who do justice will be justified (v.13). Paul is not focusing on intellectual assent or even on belief or faith in God, but on doing justice:

"When the Gentiles ... do instinctively what the law requires..." (v.14),

"He will repay according to each one's deeds (v.6),

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