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Romans 6:3 · BSB
6:3 Or aren’t you aware that all of us who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death?
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…repentance results in constant contrition. So if we're born again, then we are no longer slaves to sin. That's what Paul would say, somewhere likeRomans chapter 6. Sin is no longer our master. It's no longer dominating us. Therefore, we can and we must turn from sin and unto Christ. But what is repentance? We…
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…We who were dead in our sins, but now through Christ Jesus, we have been made alive together with him. Verse 5 words it so plainly. Remember inRomans chapter 6, and it starts out with a strange question, what shall we say? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound? And the answer is absolutely not.…
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…at what Jesus has done for us, and we're grateful for his death for us. So we are buried with him in baptism, raised to walk in newness of life.Romans chapter 6. So all of that is happening. John is getting all the pieces together, he's putting all of this the way it needs to go, and then we transition or…
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…those around you. Okay, so let's talk about those in a little more detail. So let's talk about these biblical principles a little more detail. InRomans chapter 6, the Bible tells us that we become servants to whomever we obey. Romans 6, verse 15 through 18 says, What then? Shall we sin because we are not…
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…thought we were free from this. How come it's coming back to get us now? It's a massive tug of war. It makes me even understand why Paul writes inRomans chapter 6that if the old self is crucified with him, then that means that that old self is dead and we live in the new life. But he also says in verse 7,…
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…you to be set free than to be made free. In other words, something has completely changed about you, whereby you can't go back to that old thing.Romans chapter 6and verse 22, but now being made free, Paul says, from sin, and are become servants of God, ye have your fruit unto holiness and the end…
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…or rather the flesh, the old nature is contrary to the Spirit of God. So you can be saved and still wrestle with what Adam did in your life. ButRomans chapter 6tells us, shall we continue in sin? God forbid, how shall we that are dead to sin live any longer therein? And so we as witnesses with the…
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…But I want us to read it. We're going to read it in chunks and just kind of understand it and then get to the practical application of thisRomans chapter 6, verses 1 to 14. What shall we say then? Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase? By no means. We are those who have died to sin. How can we live in it…
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…says you stand in the Gospel, people that believe it have literally been placed into it. And when we look at baptism, the picture in baptism out ofRomans chapter 6, it says we're buried with Christ and we're risen again just as he is risen. We have identified with him so much that I'm literally buried with…
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…to be the son of living God and we are going to that of baptism as we see the pattern in the book of acts baptized for the remission of our sins.Romans chapter 6and verses 1-6 I'll give to you now. Romans chapter 6 and verses 1-6. What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?…
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…is not self-improvement. It is transformation. Jesus explains the necessity of new birth in John 3. Paul explains what that new birth looks like.Romans 6:1–11What shall we say, then? Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase? 2 By no means! We are those who have died to sin; how can we live in it…
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…means, you know, is that, you know, by faith we're saved by grace and not of works lest any man should boast. So, we're risen with Christ. That'sRomans chapter 6, the resurrection. We were dead in trespasses and sins and now we've been raised together with Christ. So this member of the Godhead that Paul…
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…died and when he died, I died. When he died, you have died. That is what it is. And Paul talks about it more, more in depth. He talks about it inRomans chapter 6. When he was crucified, we are crucified with him. When he was buried, we are buried with him. When he was raised, we are raised up with him. We…
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…really what we see with this identity is that baptism is a picture of the spiritual reality that happens at the moment of salvation. If you readRomans chapter 6, I gave this to Modesto for homework this week or last week. This week we're we've been talking about baptism. We meet every week and just talk…
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…about baptism as part of that. Let's think of a few. The thief on the cross. That is one, today you will be with me in paradise. We were just inRomans chapter 6. What about Romans chapter 10, verse 9 and 10, when Paul is writing again to the church at Rome, and he he says this, because if you confess with…
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…in the way that our sin demands. God deals with us justly, but he rewards us not according to our wickedness. The wages of sin is death, we read inRomans chapter 6, but that's not what God deals towards us. Instead, what does God do? For as the heavens are high above the earth, so great is his mercy towards…
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…6 again says, Shall we continue in sin? By no means. How can we who died to sin still live in it? If you want some good homework this week, go readRomans chapter 6and read about the fact that it tells us how we've died to our old selves, our old sins, and we've been raised to newness of life. 1 Corinthians 10…
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…failure. This is a statement about governing power. Sin in scripture is not just behavior. It is dominion. And Paul echoes that in Romans inRomans chapter 6verse number 14 where the Apostle Paul says, "For sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under the law but under grace." The word…
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…been legally wiped out by the blood of Jesus. Right now you put on the new man. Read in Ephesians chapter 4. Read in Colossians chapter 3. Read inRomans chapter 6. Paul also uses language like you died right in Colossians chapter 2. In Colossians chapter 3 he talks about you died with Christ. The old you…
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…he gave his life as a ransom and when he was raised from the dead. Now, I would like you please to turn back a few pages to Romans, if you would.Romans chapter 6. Romans 6. Let me read a few verses. What shall we say then? Are we to continue in sin that grace may abound? By no means. How can we who died to…
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