Freed from the Law
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Romans 7:1-4
Freedom from the penalty of the law was a central element in Paul's explanation of the process of salvation in Romans 6. It is inseparably bound up with freedom from sin, although law is not equated with sin. In Romans 7:1-4 the law is depicted as a husband to whom his wife, the Christian, is bound as long as they both live. The husband's death frees her from that bond and enables her to marry another spiritually, Christ.
Articles
Will You Marry Me? (Part One)
Essays
Marriage—A God-Plane Relationship (Part Six)
Sermons
Strategies for Escaping Babylon (Part Six)
We Give Our Heads and Hearts
Remembering Who We Are
Liberty or Independence?
The Perfect Marriage
The Law's Purpose and Intent
Divorce and Remarriage
Bible Answers to The Da Vinci Code
Deuteronomy Opening
Malachi's Appeal to Backsliders (Part Two)
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