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Romans 6:15-16
Excerpted from: Passover and I Corinthians 10

In the commandment it says, "You shall have no other gods before Me." Before means "preceding, in front of" rather than "in preference to." These definitions are shown by what we submit to, what we obey.

Obedience is submission. In the context of this verse, if one serves sin then one is sin's slave. Sin is the master. We are not talking about an occasional mistake, an occasional falling short of the mark, or an occasional wandering from the way. We are talking about a sin that is dominating the life, a sin that is lived in as a way of life.


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