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Romans 7:23 · BSB
7:23 But I see another law at work in my body, warring against the law of my mind and holding me captive to the law of sin that dwells within me.
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…and we'll discuss it. It'll be a lot of fun. If you read through all that, you'll understand what I'm talking about. But here's what Paul says inRomans chapter 7. Um, he says, I don't really understand myself, for I want to do what is right, but I don't do it. I do what I hate, I want to do what is right,…
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…in verse 17. In fact, in all of Paul's ministry, there's not a single negative word uttered about the Sabbath or the festivals or the food laws. InRomans chapter 7, Paul says that the whole law, the whole law of Moses, and that's where all of these rituals come from, they're revealed by God on Sinai through…
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…sinful. The rules are doing the opposite of what they should be doing, they're actually making you worse. And he's going to unpack this in uh inRomans chapter 7. But just to give you a brief taste, basically he uses the idea of envy, of coveting. And he says, Well, I had no idea what coveting was until I…
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…a right, heads northwest back to Sukkoth and ends up in a place called Chechem. But isn't that just like us? That's what Paul was talking about inRomans chapter 7when he says, "Listen, for what I am doing I do not understand. For what I will to do, that I do not practice. But what I hate, that I do. If then…
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Please remain standing now for the reading of the word. We're looking at Romans chapter 7 this morning verses 14 to 25.Romans 7 verses 14 to 25. Please listen to the reading of God's word. For we know that the law is spiritual, but I am of the flesh sold under sin. For I do not understand…
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…I think I can most easily identify with. How about that? And I don't know what other way to do it than just read the scripture to you. Again, fromRomans 7 verses 14 through 25, Paul has just kind of gone through this conversation about what it meant to have the law, the old law, and again, dealing with people that came…
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…of your sins, praise God. Repent again. We still have sin in our life. We still wage war against sin. Paul gives the perfect description of this inRomans chapter 7. That we wage war with the law of sin in our heart, in our flesh. That sin seeks to drag us back down to death, even while the Spirit of God seeks…
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…of things that can depress us. What's he talking about in this passage? And we we know many of you have studied the book of Romans, in the book ofRomans, chapter 7, it's all about indwelling sin. And if you go back, and not now, but if you go back and you count the many times that Paul refers to himself, first…
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…with us. We experience the weightiness of this each and every day. This is where Paul finds himself leading into this argument. You may recallRomans chapter 7in verse 24 after he's talked about this wrestling to do the thing that he desires to do and yet not doing the thing that he desires to do. He says…
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Please take your copy of God's Word and turn to Romans chapter 7 with me. !Romans 7, verses 7-25. What then shall we say that the law is sin? By no means. Yet if it had not been for the law, I would not have known sin. For I would not have…
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Good morning, everyone. Please turn with me toRomans chapter 7. And we're going to read from verses 4 to verse 13. First few verses of the chapter give marriage as an illustration. And then from verse 4 it…
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…us to the law to frame our way of life. The law is now within us. In Christ we serve by the new way of the spirit. And we can say with Paul as inRomans chapter 7I delight in the law of God in my inner being. And at the end of chapter 7 he says I serve the law with God. I serve the law of God in my mind but…
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…between the mind and the body? Christians. We also believe that there is a war between the mind and the body. Let me read you what Paul wrote inRomans chapter 7. He said it like this. He said, So I find it to be a law that when I want to do right, evil lies close at hand. For I delight in the law of God in…
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…How do you know when you're mixing? You keep looking at yourself. You keep relying on yourself. Paul uses the personal pronoun over 40 times inRomans chapter 7. And this defines unfortunately the vast majority of Christians and this defines modern day Judaizers those who are mixing the covenants. This one…
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…angry at God because he's not giving me the happy life my recent performance deserves. And we can actually be a bit annoyed at God. As we come toRomans chapter 7, we're going to find that our relationship with God is not based on his law. He doesn't want us to think of him through his law. So to understand…
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…less self-centered? Where is there hope for somebody like me? Where do we find the catalyst for change? I don't know if you know Paul's words inRomans chapter 7. I resonate with this so much. Paul writes to him and says, I have the desire to do what's right, but I don't seem to have the ability to carry it…
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…of meaning in your party, then you're a slave to politics. If you can't stop scrolling on your smartphone, you're a slave to dopamine. Right? InRomans chapter 7, the apostle Paul is talking about his life before he encountered Jesus and everything began to change. And he's talking about himself and he says,…
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…a brief glimpse at Paul's struggle against sin to get some idea of how our rested work should be characterized so turn with me just slightly toRomans chapter 7it'll take us some weeks to get to this text but remember it really comes on the heels of what he's saying here in verses 11 through 14 of chapter…
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…all things. You love like that, loved ones. I know oftentimes I failed in that battle. But praise God. Paul, the Apostle Paul, as he wrote inRomans chapter 7, oh wretched man that I am, who can deliver me from this body of death? But thanks be to God. Thanks be to God. Loved ones, so long as our hope is…
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…by sin. You have sold yourself, and it's not foreign to the New Testament. I encourage you to go to the other side of your Bible in the book ofRomans Chapter 7, and look at how Paul borrows this language but intentionally provides variation to it, and you're going to see why. Romans 7 verse 14 For we know…
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