The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans
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- Kapitel 6 -
(2 Corinthians 4:7–18)
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The Wages of Sin
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Fußnoten
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Old man--body of sin: Our corrupt state, subject to sin and concupiscence, coming to us from Adam, is called our old man, as our state, reformed in and by Christ, is called the new man. And the vices and sins, which then ruled in us are named the body of sin.(Challoner)
(b)6:14 Enim is used so frequently in these ancient texts partly because ancient writing had no spaces between words and no difference between capital and small letters, and no punctuation. So certain words have the function of punctuation.(Conte)
(c)6:17 The Latin verb ‘traditi estis’ calls to mind the English word ‘tradition’ (or Tradition), but this is lost in translation.(Conte)
(d)6:23 The translation ‘free gift’ fits the context better than ‘grace,’ because this is a comparison with ‘wages’.(Conte)
Tot für die Sünde, lebendig für Gott
(2. Korinther 4,7-18)
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Von Knechte der Sünde zu Knechte Gottes
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