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ACCEPTED Romans 15:7 Two-Tone Mock-Neck Crew

ACCEPTED Romans 15:7 Two-Tone Mock-Neck Crew

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The Word says Romans 15:7

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Cut for women. Compare the chest and length in the size chart with a top you own.

Size guide

Women’s sizing. Cut for women. Compare the chest and length in the size chart with a top you own.

Inches
SizeChestLengthShoulderSleeve
S2624.420.525.6
M26.825.221.126
L27.62621.626.4
Centimeters
SizeChestLengthShoulderSleeve
S66625265
M686453.566
L70665567

Measured flat; compare with a piece you own.

  • Chest Measure from the stitches below the armpits on one side to another.
  • Length Measure from where the shoulder seam meets the collar to the hem.
  • Shoulder Measure from where the shoulder seam meets the sleeve on one side to another side.
  • Sleeve Measure from where the shoulder seam meets armhole to the cuff.

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Details and care

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The †CLUB mark over the Christian Influencers Club wordmark across the chest. On the back, Romans 15:7 with ACCEPT ONE ANOTHER set large: even as Christ also accepted you, to the glory of God. A club with no velvet rope.

“Therefore accept one another, even as Christ also accepted you, to the glory of God.”
Romans 15:7, World English Bible

The lie it answers. Every club has a velvet rope. The culture's version of belonging is a guest list: the right look, the right crowd, the right kind of people, and contempt for everyone outside. Paul's measure is different. Accept one another the way Christ accepted you, which is before you were acceptable. The membership fee is already paid, and that leaves no one to keep out.

The context. Romans 14 and 15 are written to a church split down the middle: Jewish and Gentile believers, the “strong” and the “weak,” arguing over food and holy days and judging each other for it. Paul doesn't pick a winner. He tells both sides to stop despising and judging (14:3), and then sets the standard in 15:7: the way Christ accepted you. The verses that follow (15:8-12) gather Scripture about the nations praising God together. The welcome was always meant to be wide.

  • †CLUB mark and block wordmark printed across the chest
  • Romans 15:7 printed across the back
  • 350 gsm (10.3 oz/yd²) midweight knit blend (57.4% polyester, 36.8% cotton, 5.8% other fibers)
  • Loose fit with a contrast mock neck, cuffs and hem
  • Women's sizing S to L
  • Prints in cream on dark colors and in black on light colors
  • Care: wash cold inside out, tumble dry low, don't iron the print
  • Part of the Accepted Set (SET-18); every piece also sells alone
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The passage · Fleece

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Therefore accept one another, even as Christ also accepted you, to the glory of God.

Scripture: World English Bible (public domain).

The context

Romans 14 and 15 are written to a church split down the middle: Jewish and Gentile believers, the “strong” and the “weak,” arguing over food and holy days and judging each other for it. Paul doesn't pick a winner. He tells both sides to stop despising and judging (14:3), and then sets the standard in 15:7: the way Christ accepted you. The verses that follow (15:8-12) gather Scripture about the nations praising God together. The welcome was always meant to be wide.