In our previous study, we found Paul addressing the hypocrisy of the Jews, who stood in special relationship to God and had been throughout the Old Testament God’s chosen people. Despite their special distinction, the Jews were living in the same kind of godlessness that was found among pagans and Gentiles, strangers to the covenant. We noted the dreadful experience of sinners, who, every time they sin, are making a deposit in the account of their corruption, an account which mounts exponentially