Romans 6:5-14
Overcoming Sin
Romans 6 teaches that believers overcome sin’s dominion by union with Christ, reckoning themselves alive to God, and yielding to righteousness.
Romans 6:5-14
Romans 6 teaches that believers overcome sin’s dominion by union with Christ, reckoning themselves alive to God, and yielding to righteousness.
Romans 6:12-19
Romans 6 contrasts law and grace: grace frees believers from sin’s dominion and produces obedience rather than permission to sin.
Romans 6:15-23
Romans 6 warns that sin enslaves, while presenting oneself to God leads to righteousness and the gift of eternal life.
Romans 6:19-23
Romans 6 contrasts the end of sin’s fruit and wages with the free gift of eternal life in Christ.
Romans 6:23-23
Romans 6 presents eternal life as the free gift of God, contrasting it with the death that sin earns.