The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans
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- Kapitel 7 -
(Galatians 3:15–25)
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God’s Law Is Holy
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Struggling with Sin
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Fußnoten
(a)7:1
As long as it lives: or, as long as he lives.(Challoner)
(b)7:8
Sin taking occasion: Sin, or concupiscence, which is called sin, because it is from sin, and leads to sin, which was asleep before, was weakened by the prohibition: the law not being the cause thereof, nor properly giving occasion to it: but occasion being taken by our corrupt nature to resist the commandment laid upon us.(Challoner)
(c)7:13
That it may appear sin, or that sin may appear, viz: To be the monster it is, which is even capable to take occasion from that which is good, to work death.(Challoner)
(d)7:15
I do not that good which I will, etc: The apostle here describes the disorderly motions of passion and concupiscence; which oftentimes in us get the start of reason: and by means of which even good men suffer in the inferior appetite what their will abhors: and are much hindered in the accomplishment of the desires of their spirit and mind. But these evil motions, (though they are called the law of sin, because they come from original sin, and violently tempt and incline to sin,) as long as the will does not consent to them, are not sins, because they are not voluntary.(Challoner)
(e)7:18 The verb ‘invenio’ does not always mean to find or to discover. It can also refer to an attempt to achieve something, to what one might manage to do.(Conte)
Befreit vom Gesetz
(Galater 3,15-25)
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Der Vorteil der Sünde im Gesetz
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Das Gesetz kann nicht vor der Sünde bewahren
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