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You can view an in-depth discussion of “Overcoming Sin – Romans” in the Hope Sabbath School class led by Pastor Derek Morris. (Adobe Flash Player version.) A Youtube version of this week’s lesson at Hope Sabbath School is below. Hope Sabbath School You can download the video , the MP3 audio , and the lesson outline from the HopeTV Sabbath School Site. You might also want to bookmark the HopeSS YouTube Channel
Read more at the source: HopeSS: Overcoming Sin – Romans
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Read Romans 6:16 . What point is Paul making? Why is his argument very black and white here? It is either one or the other, with no middle ground. What lesson should we draw from this very clear contrast
Read more at the source: Wednesday: Sin or Obedience?
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Read Romans 6:14 . How are we to understand this text? Does it mean that the Ten Commandments are no longer binding on us? If not, why not? Romans 6:14 is one of the key statements in the book of Romans.
Read more at the source: Tuesday: Not Under the Law but Under Grace
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What admonition is given to us in Romans 6:12 ? The word reign shows that “sin” is here represented as a king. The Greek word here translated as “reign” means literally “to be a king” or “to function as a king.” Sin is all too willing to assume the kingship of our mortal bodies and dictate our behavior
Read more at the source: Monday: Where Sin Reigns
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In Romans 5:20 , Paul makes a powerful statement: “But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.” His point is that no matter how much sin there is or how terrible the results of sin are, God’s grace is sufficient to deal with it. Image © Kevin Carden Goodsalt.com What hope that should bring for each of us, especially when we’re tempted to feel that our sins are too great to be forgiven! In Romans 5:21 , Paul shows that although sin has led to death, God’s grace through Jesus has defeated death and can give us eternal life. Read Romans 6:1 . What logic is Paul dealing with here, and how, in Romans 6:2-11 , does he respond to that kind of thinking? Paul follows an interesting line of argument in chapter 6 as to why a justified person should not sin
Read more at the source: Sunday: Where Sin Abounded
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