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Articles, Bible studies, and sermons that contain The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans 8:7:

Romans 8:6-8
Excerpted from: Peace, Peace (Part One): Peace with God

Put this together with what Paul has already said. Everybody, all those who have not been called, are under the penalty of death. They are the carnal-minded. And even those of us who have been called still have carnal minds that we need to improve or actually Paul tells us to kill it. Mortify the flesh, mortify all those urgings of human nature to be selfish and to turn against God's way. So from Adam's day to this very second, people have sinned, early and often. In sinning, they have become guilty and subject to death and the wrath of a just and righteous God.

Even one sin—just one sin!—puts us on the negative side of the ledger. One sin and we might as well just do the perp walk because we are guilty. What is worse, one sin makes us enemies of God because we have given in to the enmity of the carnal mind against God. One sin and we are in rebellion. And He can come down on us with His wrath anytime He chooses, and we have no recourse because we are guilty.

So, humanity has a rebellious nature against God and His law to the point that man, as it says here in Romans 8:7, man cannot be subject to God or His law, neither indeed can be. That is astounding! Carnal humans cannot do the things that please God. Because they are full of sin it taints everything they do. In fact, even if they have a desire to square the debt of sin with God, humans can do nothing to correct the situation. Not a single thing can they do to get on the good side of the ledger. They owe a debt they cannot pay.

Romans 8:3-9
Excerpted from: Made His Wonderful Works to Be Remembered (Part Two)

Verse 9 is the key. Christ will only dwell in those called now to live as He lives in both the letter and the spirit of the law of God. Those who are set apart, who are holy (as Ted talked about). This is a precious treasure.


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Ask and It Will Be Given  
Born Again or Begotten? (Part Two)  
Comparing Ourselves Among Ourselves  
Leadership and Covenants (Part Five)  
Leadership and Covenants (Part Seven)  
The Christian Fight (Part Seven)  
Unity and Division: The Blessing and the Curse (Part Five)  
Why Hebrews Was Written (Part Two)  

Bible Studies

Excellence in Character (Part One)  
Excellence in Character (Part One)  
Peace  
Self-Control  

Essays

No Meeting of the Minds  
Thanking God for Jesus Christ  
The World's Moral Resentment  
What Is Real Conversion? (Part One)  

Sermons

A New Beginning  
Liberty Through Self-Control  
Sincerity Without Truth Is Worthless  
Comparing  
Assurance That We Know Him!  
The Spirit of Bondage  
Our Bread of Life  
Passionate Patience  
The Millennium and Union With Christ  
Elements of Judgment (Part Two)  
We Shall Be God  
Assurance (Part One): Self Examination   
Assurance (Part One): Self Examination   
Using Power Righteously (Part One)  
Using Power Righteously (Part One)  
Outside the Normal Pattern of Order  
God Works in Mysterious Ways (Part Two)  
God Works in Mysterious Ways (Part Four)  
Liberty and Justice for All  
Grace, Mercy, and Favor (Part Two)  
Seeing is Submitting  
The Father's Promise of Power!  
The Unleavened Sinless Life!  
Liberty Under the Law  
Who Do You Trust? (Part Three)  
Responding to God's Pruning is Not Passive (Part One)  
Stewardship of God's Temple (Part Seven)  
We Give Our Heads and Hearts  
We Give Our Heads and Hearts  
We are Called to Liberty  
The Christian and the World (Part One)  
Real Conversion  
How Emotions Affect Spiritual Maturity  
Spirituality and True Conversion  
The Law's Purpose and Intent  
Powerful Effects of the Holy Spirit  
God the Father (Part 3)  
Paul: Grace, Law, and Obedience  
Matthew (Part Eight)  



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