Sin and Grace
Paul asks if we should keep sinning just because this is so abundant.
Grace
Baptism is compared to being buried with Christ and rising to this.
New Life
You become a slave to sin or righteousness when you do what to it.
Obey
Sin pays a wage. What is it?
Death
Paul says those who have died with Christ will also share in this.
Life or resurrection
Paul says we should not let sin reign in this part of us.
Through baptism, our old self is symbolically put to death so this can be destroyed.
The body ruled by sin
Before knowing Christ, we were all slaves to this.
Sin
In contrast to sin’s wages, God gives this.
Eternal life
After dying to sin, we are now alive to this.
Alive in Christ
According to Paul, continuing in sin is not a proper response to receiving this.
God’s Grace
Paul teaches that baptism means we are united with Christ in both death and this.
Resurrection
Being a slave to righteousness leads to this kind of life.
Holiness or sanctification
What is the gift of God
Eternal life
Death no longer has this over Christ.
Mastery
Sin no longer has control over us because we are now under this.
In baptism, believers are said to die to sin and live to this.
God or Righteousness
Paul uses the example of slavery because people are limited by this.
Human weakness
The gift of God comes through this person.
Jesus Christ our Lord
When someone is dead to sin, sin no longer has this in their life.
Power or control
When sin is obeyed, it leads to this
Death
The act of baptism is a symbol that we should no longer be slaves to this.
Sin
When we were slaves to sin, we were free from this.
Righteousness
Eternal life is described as this type of gift from God.
Free gift or undeserved gift
Living for God means we offer ourselves as instruments of this.
Righteousness