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Romans 7:12-14
1599 Geneva Bible
Romans 7:12-14
1599 Geneva Bible
12 [a]Wherefore the Law is (A)holy, and that [b]commandment is holy, and just, and good.
13 [c]Was that then which is good, [d]made death unto me? God forbid: but sin, that it might [e]appear sin, wrought death in me by that which is good, that sin might be [f]out of measure sinful by the commandment.
14 [g]For we know that the Law is spiritual, but I am carnal, sold under sin.
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- Romans 7:12 The conclusion: That the law of itself is holy, but all the fault is in us which abuse the law.
- Romans 7:12 Touching not coveting.
- Romans 7:13 The proposition: That the Law is not the cause of death, but our corrupt nature, being therewith not only discovered, but also stirred up, and took occasion thereby to rebel, as which, the more that things are forbidden it, the more it desireth them, and from hence cometh guiltiness, and occasion of death.
- Romans 7:13 Beareth it the blame of my death?
- Romans 7:13 That sin might show itself to be sin, and bewray itself to be that, which is in deed.
- Romans 7:13 As evil as it could, showing all the venom it could.
- Romans 7:14 The cause of this matter, is this: Because that the Law requireth a heavenly pureness, but men, such as they be born, are bondslaves of corruption, which they willingly serve.
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