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• The law intervened, only to amplify our fault; but, as our fault was amplified, grace has been more amply bestowed than ever; (Romans 5, 20)

• that so, where guilt held its reign of death, justifying grace should reign instead, to bring us eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. (Romans 5, 21)

• Does it follow that we ought to go on sinning, to give still more occasion for grace? (Romans 6, 1)

• God forbid. We have died, once for all, to sin; can we breathe its air again? (Romans 6, 2)

• we have to be sure of this, that our former nature has been crucified with him, and the living power of our guilt annihilated, so that we are the slaves of guilt no longer.✻ (Romans 6, 6)

• Guilt makes no more claim on a man who is dead.✻ (Romans 6, 7)

• We know that Christ, now he has risen from the dead, cannot die any more; death has no more power over him; (Romans 6, 9)

• the death he died was a death, once for all, to sin; the life he now lives is a life that looks towards God.✻ (Romans 6, 10)

• And you, too, must think of yourselves as dead to sin, and alive with a life that looks towards God, through Christ Jesus our Lord. (Romans 6, 11)

• And if it is grace, not the law, we serve, are we therefore to fall into sin? God forbid. (Romans 6, 15)

• You know well enough that wherever you give a slave’s consent, you prove yourselves the slaves of that master; slaves of sin, marked out for death, or slaves of obedience, marked out for justification. (Romans 6, 16)

• Sin offers death, for wages; God offers us eternal life as a free gift, through Christ Jesus our Lord. (Romans 6, 23)