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Romans 7:2 · BSB
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.
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…who has tried to live according to God's commands set forth in Scripture will sooner rather than later be able to say what the Apostle Paul said inRomans chapter 7. The things I want to do, I don't do. And the things I don't want to do, those are the very things I keep on doing. You see, the human heart by…
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…This brings confidence and peace. That confidence and peace comes to replace the guilt, shame, and condemnation. that we find in the end ofRomans chapter 7. Paul now declares our standing in Jesus. We are no longer slaves to sin, and we are no longer living under the law. Verse 2, And because you…
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…actually died in the wilderness. So this is a generation he was communicating, particularly Deuteronomy. And we stop at when we were looking atRomans chapter 7. So let's go to that place. So the other question that we are yet to answer is why. That is why Moses wrote these words, especially now in regards…
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…judge them. We don't see that in the Ten Commandments. Now, it's very important what I just did now. You understand as I keep moving. Go back toRomans chapter 7. Let me just put up some things. Romans chapter 7. Look up at 7. It's amazing how time moves. What? What shall we say then? Is the law sin? You say…
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…grace. Salvation is offered to those of us who have sinned. That's turning sin on its head and using it for our favor. What do we mean by that?Romans chapter 7. I think I put the wrong reference up here, but it's actually Romans chapter 7 and verse 4 down through verse 25. And I think this is, tell you…
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…temptation. Why? Because he says, the spirit indeed is willing, but what? Help me. That flesh is weak. All of us experience this. Paul agrees inRomans chapter 7. Paul says, I know that nothing good dwells in me that is in my flesh, for I have the desire to do what's right, but I don't have the ability to…
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…law. That's what we're talking about. That's our definition, our terms defined. And then we talked about it a little bit in the first six verses ofRomans chapter 7last month. And in those first six verses, Paul pointed out three problems with the law. And two of those problems appear in the song we just sang.…
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…yet matured or completed or finished. I want to be more conformed to Christ's death. See, Paul is no different than you and me. And the letter toRomans chapter 7makes it very clear. There is still a battle between the spirit and the flesh. The spirit is united to Christ, but the flesh, it doesn't do the…
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…wrong? Why do I not, why is no better not equal do better? Why do I know the right way but I don't choose it? And we'll talk about that more inRomans chapter 7. And I'm going to suggest to you, perhaps that's because sin had a power over you. Perhaps it's because you were under sin. Now I say perhaps,…
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Please remain standing now for the reading of the word. We're looking atRomans chapter 7this 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…
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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 toRomans chapter 7with 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…
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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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…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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…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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…we can look at these places to see what the fruit is that Jesus is talking about. So, for example, in Colossians, in Romans, in Colossians 1 andRomans chapter 7, fruitfulness is connected to doing good works. So if you're united to Christ, you're going to do good works. And by good works, the Bible…
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…who don't know the Lord can act so good so much of the time. And then, once you're saved, we still have remaining sin. Paul wrestles with sin,Romans chapter 7, until the last breath. All of us, even after Christ has made you righteous before God, we wrestle with remaining sin, which explains why we still,…
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…when that expiration date is. And so it simply tells us our bodies are not going to last forever in this life and the final takeaway. The Book ofRomans, chapter 7, Paul is talking about this struggle. Romans chapter 7, the good I want to do, I don't do the evil. I don't want to do this. I keep on doing and he…
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