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Romans 7:1–4 · BSB
7:1 Do you not know, brothers (for I am speaking to those who know the law), that the law has authority over a man only as long as he lives?
7:2 For instance, a married woman is bound by law to her husband as long as he lives. But if her husband dies, she is released from the law of marriage.
7:3 So then, if she is joined to another man while her husband is still alive, she is called an adulteress; but if her husband dies, she is free from that law and is not an adulteress if she marries another man.
7:4 Therefore, my brothers, you also died to the law through the body of Christ, that you might belong to another, to Him who was raised from the dead, in order that we might bear fruit to God.
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…to keep you from doing the things you want to do. This is our fight. This is the source of it. You have got you have the flesh. Paul writes inRomans chapter 7, he he describes his own fight. He says, For I know that nothing good dwells in me, that is in my flesh. For I have the desire to do what is right,…
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…in part will be done away with. Until then, if you're a Christian, you're in grace. But Paul was a Christian here. He was a believer here. I saidRomans chapter 7, he's describing a person that's struggling with two natures: the old nature and the new nature. That which I do, I allow not, that which I not do,…
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…nature and the propensity still to sin. Amen. So this is the fight that you and I have. This is the war that you and I have. Go back and readRomans chapter 7and 8. Uh, when Paul was talking about the things that he didn't want to do, he still did. The things that he wanted to do, he didn't do them all…
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…Glory to God. No more aches and pains. Never have to go back to Dennis to see Dr. Yankum again. And then we look at Romans 7 and verse 24 today.Romans chapter 7. Paul writing. Oh wretched man that I am, who shall deliver me from the body of this death? Do you see what the apostle Paul is saying here? He was…
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…long suffering, meekness, et cetera. Temperance. Folks, we have all we need. Romans chapter six. You got a brand new standing, you're in Christ.Romans chapter 7. You got a brand new state. You got a new nature. Romans chapter 8. You have the Holy Spirit. A spring, a strength, a source living inside of you.…
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…start of a service. I've usually been applauded when I leave. But let me read the Bible. Greetings from Smithfield, by the way. We're reading fromRomans chapter 7. We're just going back a little bit. We're going to be looking at Romans 8 and Romans 7, verse 18. And then we'll go to Romans 8 and verse 4. But…
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…to every truth, naturally and then spiritually. Even your body, the canned body. Uh this is called, Paul calls it second, I'm sorry, he uhRomans chapter 7, he calls it a body of death. Who shall deliver me from this body of death? And then he makes another statement in 2 Corinthians chapter 4. He…
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…hurt myself while I was preaching. Help me, Lord. Okay, Romans chapter seven. The apostle Paul was struggling with his flesh. And he says this inRomans chapter 7. Where are you at? Where are you at? Okay, look what he says here. Romans chapter 7, verse 15. For that which I do, I allow not, for what I would,…
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…way to stop sin is to have more rules. If I have more rules, I have less bad I can do. And we forget that scripture already speaks to you. And inRomans chapter 7, Paul said, I was doing great, and then the law told me, do not covet. And all of a sudden, there's a fountain of covetousness in my heart. It's…
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…note of it as he writes to him. But I want you to understand, your fruit doesn't just remain here. Fruit is everlasting to your account. You know,Romans chapter 7says, but you also become dead to the law by the body of Christ that you should bring forth fruit unto God. I want you to understand, when you get…
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…the physical death of the testator and the death of the individual. Will you go with me to Romans? In fact, can you pull it up on the screen?Romans chapter 7. Let's read this together. It says, Do you not know, brethren? For I speak to those who know the law, that the law has dominion over a man as long…
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…revealed to the law to now the righteousness revealed in Christ. The law of God, note, is righteous, holy, just, and pure, according toRomans chapter 7. It is righteous. It is just powerless to produce righteousness. You hear the point? There's nothing wrong with the law. The law's not a bad thing.…
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…against the flesh. So he, he says here that the flesh and the spirit are fighting against each other. There's this battle. He talks about this inRomans chapter 7. There's other places in scripture that speak of this battle that's still happening. Even though we're free from the bondage of sin, even though…
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…at the end, who is the law chasing him and pursuing him and trying to condemn him. And he shows grace to the law, and the law can't take it. AndRomans chapter 7, the law has to die. It's one of the most beautiful stories ever. And the reason it always grips, the reason it always grips is because we stole…
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…the preachers, the elders, the mature Christians, the godly women, and if we've missed anybody, are all going through what Paul expresses inRomans chapter 7. And it benefits us as we try to make it to the end of this life and we share a desired goal to be with God in eternity forever, to examine…
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…it alive. That pacemaker. When the heart gets so hardened it dies. The Apostle Paul alluded to the same struggle that David was talking about inRomans chapter 7. He says, I don't understand my own actions. I'm baffled and bewildered. I do not practice what I want to do, but I'm doing the very thing I hate,…
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…is easy. Paul that wrote the Bible, that wrote two-thirds of the New Testament. Paul that wrote two-thirds of the New Testament, what did he do inRomans chapter 7? And I close with this. Listen to this because Romans chapter 7 delivered me from sin, from the power of sin. From verse 14, if you know who Paul…
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…Bible? Is that okay? Look at it. Proverbs 26, 11 says, as a dog returns to its vomit. Well, there's a picture for you. So fools repeat their folly.Romans chapter 7. I'm so thankful for this passage of scripture. This is where Paul, the guy who wrote most of what we read in the New Testament, greatly used by…
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…that that momentary, moment by moment choice of what am I gonna do or not do. Okay. Paul. If you didn't want any more bad news, let's go to Paul inRomans chapter 7. See, the problem with a message like this is that you have no excuse as you leave this building and into this next week, right? Uh let's start in…
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…and making sure that people understand how depraved we are, I've left them with the impression that they can't do any good. You know, that there inRomans chapter 7, where the apostle Paul writes that, that, you know, the good that I would, that do I not. He's not saying there that it's not possible for him to…
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