Fondare 2084 Risultati per: Sin

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

• 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)

• You must not, then, allow sin to tyrannize over your perishable bodies, to make you subject to its appetites. (Romans 6, 12)

• You must not make your bodily powers over to sin, to be the instruments of harm; make yourselves over to God, as men who have been dead and come to life again; make your bodily powers over to God, to be the instruments of right-doing. (Romans 6, 13)

• Sin will not be able to play the master over you any longer; you serve grace now, not the law. (Romans 6, 14)

• 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)

• And you, thanks be to God, although you were the slaves of sin once, accepted obedience with all your hearts, true to the pattern of teaching to which you are now engaged.✻ (Romans 6, 17)

• Thus you escaped from the bondage of sin, and became the slaves of right-doing instead. (Romans 6, 18)

• At the time when you were the slaves of sin, right-doing had no claim upon you. (Romans 6, 20)

• Now that you are free from the claims of sin, and have become God’s slaves instead, you have a harvest in your sanctification, and your reward is eternal life. (Romans 6, 22)