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Romans 7:4 · BSB
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 embody Christ and live this biblical spiritual life, we have to go back to our human condition. So if you have your Bibles, turn with me toRomans chapter 7. I'm just going to read one verse here. But in Romans chapter seven, and I'm just going to read verses 14 to 15. We see Paul's language. And Paul…
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…that in his preaching and in his living before the churches, he himself was blameless. And yet, we go to a place like Philippians chapter 3 orRomans chapter 7, and we find that Paul at no point considered himself to have reached a state of perfection or sinlessness. He understands that all of us are…
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…those are the things I don't do. The things that I should do, those are the things I don't do. And he just says, there's a war within my members.Romans chapter 7. Alright, so you get set. You realize you're a sinner. You, you get saved. You've been given power over the penalty of sin, the power of sin. And…
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…be lost on you. I am he that liveth. I was dead. And behold, I am alive forevermore. Do you understand? Do you see the connection here? He said InRomans, chapter 7that the marriage contract is contingent upon the life of the husband. And if the husband dies, then the wife is free. But look what we have right…
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Our scripture comes from the book ofRomans, chapter 7. Romans, chapter 7,. We shall start from verse 14. Please look at your neighbor, check if they have their Bibles. If they don't have their Bibles,…
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…change, the spirit can. The spirit can change your heart. And so Jesus has moved us from the law, which isn't bad, but into a whole new place. InRomans chapter 7, Paul writes, At one time I lived without understanding the law, but when I learned the command not to covet, for instance, the power of sin came…
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…change, the spirit can. The spirit can change your heart. And so Jesus has moved us from the law, which isn't bad, but into a whole new place. InRomans chapter 7, Paul writes, At one time I lived without understanding the law, but when I learned the command not to covet, for instance, the power of sin came…
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…is he's rethinking his whole understanding of who he was and thought about God's moral law. He writes about what happened to him in the darkness inRomans, chapter 7. He says in Romans 7, 9 to 10, you know, I was once alive, apart from the law. But then the commandment thou shalt not covet came home to me and I…
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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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…do you desire? Whoever desires, and not everyone will. It says whoever, because not everyone will desire these things. I want you to turn over toRomans chapter 7, just a quick verse. Disciples, it's not just Peter that's going to struggle with this. Romans chapter 7. Paul talking about this fight of flesh…
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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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…concept can be quite frightening. Because if we're really honest, we know there are very real competing desires inside of us. The Apostle Paul inRomans chapter 7, he goes through this tension, this battle within where you want to do the right thing, but it's very hard to do the right thing. You know that…
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…And so a lot of times one might think that, well, you, now that I'm saved, I'm not going to struggle with the flesh. But we know that even inRomans chapter 7that there are still the forces of evil that are manifesting themselves in our lives through outside stimuli. And our flesh, right, our flesh still…
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…that's where we find ourselves a lot in life. Yeah, I want to, I want to do what's right, I want to do what's good. Paul wrote about this inRomans chapter 7. I want to do what's good, I want to do what's right, but then I don't. Galatians chapter 5 talks about how we have this war happening within…
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…that's where we find ourselves a lot in life. Yeah, I want to, I want to do what's right, I want to do what's good. Paul wrote about this inRomans chapter 7. I want to do what's good, I want to do what's right, but then I don't. Galatians chapter 5 talks about how we have this war happening within…
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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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…in here this morning feeling more like a child of sin than we did a child of God, and that's a problem. Paul writes a very vulnerable letter inRomans, chapter 7, where he says I try to do the right thing, but I always do the wrong thing. Remember that passage. It's so relatable. I wake up every morning and…
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…Christian. Okay, so that's the people, the law. Basically, Paul taught the rule the rules cannot save you because you can't keep the rules. This isRomans chapter 7. Paul himself said, Hey, the good that I want to do, I don't do. The evil that I don't want to do, that's what I do. Now, this is not as a…
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…you, today's the day that I want you to drink from the second cup, the cup of deliverance. This is it. Now, do you do you remember earlier we readRomans chapter 7where Paul says, I'm such a wretched man, like I want to do the right thing, and my spirit wants to do what is right, but the truth is my body just…
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…workmanship, who God had worked powerfully in to bring from darkness to light. How did he see himself? Like many of us see ourselves. He said inRomans chapter 7, O wretched man that I am. That's how he looked on himself. Wretched man that I am. But he didn't stop there. He went on to say, Who will deliver…
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