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Completely Forgiven Once and For All – Part 1
“Your sins are NOT forgiven by your good behavior, asking for forgiveness, or confessing your sin.”
Romans Chapter 8
“The position of a word in a sentence is a way a writer would place the utmost emphasis on his point. Here, Paul is saying there is absolutely, positively, without a doubt, NO CONDEMNATION for those who have been united with Christ!”
Romans Chapter 7
“Now we serve God in a new way, indwelt and empowered by the Holy Spirit, rather than the old way under Law.”
Romans Chapter 6
“You should be well aware that our old man (human spirit) was crucified with Christ so that the power of sin would be made powerless, i.e., would have no more authority over us. We are no longer obliged to live under sin’s reign!”
Romans Chapter 5
“A primary theme in this chapter centers around contrasting all mankind as they once were in Adam with who they can be in Christ. All mankind is born a sinner ‘in Adam’, but by faith, a person can be born again ‘in Christ’.”
Romans Chapter 4
“Paul continues to build his case to silence those Jews who insisted on keeping the Law. Sadly, even today well-meaning Christians hold on to all or parts of the Old Covenant Law; and in so doing, place themselves in bondage.”
Romans Chapter 3
“by the works of the Law no flesh will be justified in His sight; for through the Law comes the knowledge of sin.”
Romans Chapter 2
“Have you misunderstood God’s abundant kindness and patience toward your sin? Do you not know that God has withheld his punishment of your sin so that you might change your mind about it?”
Romans Chapter 1
“For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men who suppress the truth in unrighteousness,”