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Romans 7:5 · BSB
7:5 For when we lived according to the flesh, the sinful passions aroused by the law were at work in our bodies, bearing fruit for death.
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…8 and:3. And so he's telling you the law can't save you because of the weakness of the flesh. It's really important. He described that conflict inRomans chapter 7. I want to do certain things but can't. Don't want to do certain things but find myself doing them. And he and he and he puts the blame right where…
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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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…not enjoy the preaching, but the people are good. So look over. If you have your Bible today, and if you don't, we will have it on the screen. InRomans, chapter 7, we're going to read verse 15, and then we're going to jump a little ahead to 18 and 19. Romans, chapter 7,. If you got it, say amen. If you jump a…
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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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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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…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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…of what I could do with it. when we grade ourselves, we can have excuses for each and every breaking of the Ten Commandments. Again, in Romans,Romans chapter 7, Paul states, what shall we say then? Is law sinful? Certainly not. Nevertheless, I would not have known what sin was had it not been for the law.…
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…So he wages war against us. And it's not just a spiritual war that he wages against us. There is our fleshly war as well. Look at what it says inRomans Chapter 7. I do not understand what I want to do. For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate to do. For I have the desire to do what is good, but I…
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…that has just been. And if you were here last week, you'll perhaps remember or recall some of the things that have just been. What we looked at inRomans chapter 7is really this idea that uh the human beings, uh, whether you describe yourself as a follower of Jesus or not, the human beings are um are in some…
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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 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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…His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh to be a sin offering. And so he condemned sin in the flesh. What Paul talked about in other parts ofRomans chapter 7, was was talking about the law and talking about what laws and rules do to us. Because as soon as you lay down a raw a law or a rule, what do we…
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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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