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and dost thou, friend, think to escape God’s judgement, thou who dost blame men for living thus, and art guilty of the same acts thyself? (Romans 2, 3)
The name of God, says the scripture, has become a reproach among the Gentiles, because of you.✻ (Romans 2, 24)
Circumcision was only given to him as a token; as the seal of that justification which came to him through his faith while he was still uncircumcised. And thus he is the father of all those who, still uncircumcised, have the faith that will be reckoned virtue in them too. (Romans 4, 11)
Abraham, then, believed, hoping against hope; and thus became the father of many nations; Like these, he was told, thy posterity shall be.✻ (Romans 4, 18)
It was through one man that guilt came into the world; and, since death came owing to guilt, death was handed on to all mankind by one man. (All alike were guilty men;✻ (Romans 5, 12)
Only, the grace which came to us was out of all proportion to the fault. If this one man’s fault brought death on a whole multitude, all the more lavish was God’s grace, shewn to a whole multitude, that free gift he made us in the grace brought by one man, Jesus Christ. (Romans 5, 15)
Well then, one man commits a fault, and it brings condemnation upon all; one man makes amends, and it brings to all justification, that is, life. (Romans 5, 18)
A multitude will become acceptable to God through one man’s obedience, just as a multitude, through one man’s disobedience, became guilty. (Romans 5, 19)
Thus you escaped from the bondage of sin, and became the slaves of right-doing instead. (Romans 6, 18)
Does this mean that law and guilt are the same thing? God forbid we should say that. But it was only the law that gave me my knowledge of sin; I should not even have known concupiscence for what it is, if the law had not told me, Thou shalt not covet. (Romans 7, 7)
At first, without the law, I was alive; then, when the law came with its ban, the sense of sin found new life, (Romans 7, 9)
There was something the law could not do, because flesh and blood could not lend it the power; and this God has done, by sending us his own Son, in the fashion of our guilty nature, to make amends for our guilt. He has signed the death-warrant of sin in our nature, (Romans 8, 3)
