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Romans 5:12-14
The apostle John defines sin as the breaking of the law (I John 3:4). Paul states that the effect of sin is death (Romans 6:23). He also shows that both sin and death have been a factor in human existence since the start (Romans 5:12-14). The inescapable conclusion is that God's law, His definition of right and wrong, has been in effect since the very beginning! Because His law was in effect, God has ascribed sin to man from the beginning. Without law, there would have been no sin, and thus no death.
Martin G. Collins
The Ten Commandments
Romans 5:14
The offense committed in ignorance or in willful ignorance is just as abominable as one done with knowledge.
David F. Maas
Is All Fair in Love and War?Related Topics: Ignorance | Ignorance Begets Irreverence | Ignorance, Willful | Ignoring our Faults | Ignoring our Sins | Offense | Sins, Ignoring | Willful IgnoranceOther Forerunner Commentary entries containing Romans 5:14:
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