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Romans 6:23 · BSB
6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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…regardless as to whether or not you were raised in the church or out of the church, all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. InRomans 6:23, we see the penalty of sin, the consequence of sin, the wages of sin is death. But the gift of God is eternal life. In Romans chapter number 5…
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…Not just those, but even in the small days. His grace is incredible. I want to unwrap this gift of grace that we've been given. Let's go then toRomans chapter 6, verse 23, and let's look at our dilemma. In Romans chapter 6 and verse 23, it says that the wages of sin is what? It's death. But the gift of God is eternal…
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…than dying of starvation. Romans 3:23 says that there is no difference for we all have sinned and have fallen short of the glory of God. AndRomans 6:23says that the wages of this is death. The payout for this is death, even eternal death. Now our falling short of God through our brokenness and…
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…given to men by which we must be saved. This is the clear teaching of the holy Scripture. Christ and Christ alone. In Romans 6, the other part ofRomans 6:23, the first part we saw, wages of sin is death. Second part, the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus, our Lord. Ashley, you've already…
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…of sin. For one, salvation saves us from the penalty of sin. Salvation saves us from the penalty of sin. Now think with me of what it says inRomans 6, verse 23. It says this, For the wages of sin is death. The wages of sin is death. Why is it that people die? They die because of sin. They eventually die,…
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…deep surrounded me, seaweed was wrapped around my head. He's at the bottom of the ocean about to die. Jonah is going to die because of this sin.Romans 6, verse 23says, this is true for us. The wages of sin is death, Paul writes. They are due to you. In fact, legally, you have to be paid them. If your boss…
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…focus of our time together this morning and kind of press it together into a single text this would probably be my choice how many of you knowRomans chapter 6 verse 23by heart you take a stab at it and you'll get there okay for the wages of sin is death what happens when we sin the outcome is eventual death but…
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…is reminding ourselves that Jesus died, and we understand that Jesus did not die for his own sins. Why did Jesus die? Why did Jesus die? Over inRomans 6, verse 23, it says that the wages of sin are death. But then in that same very verse, it says this, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ…
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…issue of what the Bible has to say, we recognize the Bible is very, very clear about what sin is. I want you to think with me just for a moment toRomans chapter 6, verse 23. Take a look at it if you will. Romans, you're there in John, so turn ahead just for a second. And incidentally, as we are doing this, let me…
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…the mess in our world and in our lives, the Bible tells us, is sin. It's summarised for us very well if you just want to have a quick look back toRomans chapter 6 verse 23. Romans 6 verse 23. It's just a short summary where it says this, For the wages of sin is death. Romans 6 verse 23. For the wages of sin is death,…
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…far more horrific than dying of starvation. Romans 3:23 says, there is no difference for we all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.Romans 6:23says that this falling short, which is sin, has the wages of death. Our falling short of God through our brokenness and our imperfection before a…
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