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Romans 7:8-10
Disciples’ Literal New Testament
Romans 7:8-10
Disciples’ Literal New Testament
8 But sin, having taken[a] an opportunity[b] through the commandment, produced[c] every[d] [kind of ] coveting in me. For apart-from[e] the Law, sin is dead[f].
And Sin Used The Law To Kill Me
9 And I was once[g] alive apart from the Law. But the commandment having come, sin became-alive[h] 10 and I died. And the commandment for[i] life— this was found in me to be for[j] death.
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- Romans 7:8 Or, received.
- Romans 7:8 Or, occasion, starting point, base of operations.
- Romans 7:8 Or, opportunity, produced... in me through the commandment.
- Romans 7:8 Once aware it was forbidden, sin increased the coveting. This explains how the passions of sins were ‘through the Law’, v 5.
- Romans 7:8 Or, without a law.
- Romans 7:8 This is stated as a general principle. Sin is present, but inactive until it has a law to transgress. Thus God’s Law is the power of sin, 1 Cor 15:56. Or, ‘sin was dead’, stating it as the historical experience of Paul.
- Romans 7:9 Or, formerly.
- Romans 7:9 Or, sprang to life, came back to life.
- Romans 7:10 That is, for the purpose life.
- Romans 7:10 That is, resulting in death.
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