The Gospel (1:16–17)
This is why Paul is not ashamed of the gospel
It is the power of God for salvation
What is revealed from heaven
The wrath of God
God made this plain to people
Knowledge about Himself
People failed to do this toward God
Honor Him
Claiming wisdom without God leads to this
Foolishness
Salvation is available to this group
Everyone who believes
God’s wrath is against this
Ungodliness and unrighteousness
God’s qualities are seen through this
Creation
Their thinking became this
futile
This is the result of rejecting truth
Confused thinking
The gospel goes to the Jew first and also to this group
The Greeks
The truth is suppressed by this
Wickedness
Because of creation, people are this
Without excuse
Rejecting God affects this
Thinking
This shows pride without truth
Claiming to be wise
What is revealed in the gospel
The righteousness of God
This is not random but directed toward sin
God’s wrath
God’s qualities are described as this
Rejecting God affects this part of a person
The heart
This results from rejecting God’s truth
Foolishness
The righteous shall live by this
Faith
This reveals God’s justice against sin
His wrath from heaven
Creation shows this about God’s nature
His eternal power and divine nature
This describes their spiritual condition
Darkened hearts
True wisdom depends on this
A relationship with God