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Grace and Law

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Religion

 

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April 4, 2016

 

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Who is the ‘wretched man’ of verse 24? Is this person regenerate or unregenerate? If this person is regenerate, then is he or she mature, immature, or backsliding? Is the believer expected to view the law as evil, believing that the law provokes and prompts us to sin? Are Christians free to live apart from the law? Paul answers these questions in Romans 7:14-25...
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He does this in two ways. First, Romans 7 establishes that there is warfare between flesh and spirit, between our old Adamic nature and our new nature in Christ. Second, he establishes in Romans 7:14-25 that there is nothing we can do for God—but He intends to do everything through us. In Romans chapters 6 and 7, Paul addresses two extremes...
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