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ROM 6:15–6:23 ©

Now we are slaves to righteousness

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6:15 Now we are slaves to righteousness

15What could that mean? That we can sin freely because we’re not under law but under grace? Not on your life! 16Don’t you know who you are presenting yourselves to as obedient slaves? Yes, whoever you all submit to, you are their slave—either a slave of sin that leads to death, or a slave of obedience that leads to righteousness. 17But be thankful to God that although you were all slaves to sin, your hearts submitted to what was taught, 18and so having been freed from sin, you all were enslaved to righteousness. 19I’m speaking from a human perspective because of your human weakness. Just as you all previously used parts of your bodies as slaves to impurity and lawlessness leading to down to further lawlessness, so now present all your body parts as slaves to righteousness leading up to holiness.

20When you were all slaves of sin, you were immune to righteousness 21and so what was the fruit you had back then which you are now ashamed of? The end result of that lifestyle is death. 22But now that you’re all free from the bondage of sin and enslaved to God instead, you bear the fruit of holiness and the end result of that is living forever, 23because the wages of sin is death, but God gives eternal life as a gift through our master Yeshua Messiah.

15Therefore what?
We_may_sin because not we_are under law, but under grace?
Never it_might_become.
16Not you_all_have_known that to_whom you_all_are_presenting yourselves as_slaves for obedience, slaves you_all_are to_whom you_all_are_submitting, whether of_sin to death, or of_obedience to righteousness?
17But thankfulness be to_ the _god, that you_all_were slaves of_ the _sin, and you_all_submitted from the_heart, to which you_all_were_given_over the_pattern of_teaching.
18And having_been_freed from the sin, you_all_were_enslaved to_ the _righteousness.
19In_human terms I_am_speaking, because_of the weakness of_the flesh of_you_all.
For/Because as you_all_presented the members of_you_all as_slaves to_ the _impurity, and to_ the _lawlessness further to the lawlessness, thus now present the members of_you_all, as_slaves to_ the _righteousness to holiness.
20For/Because when slaves you_all_were of_ the _sin, free you_all_were the from_righteousness.
21Therefore what fruit you_all_were_having then, in which now you_all_are_being_ashamed?
For/Because the end of_those things death is.
22But now, having_been_freed from the sin, and having_been_enslaved to_ the _god, you_all_are_having the fruit of_you_all to holiness, and the end is life eternal.
23For/Because the wages of_ the _sin is death, but the the_gift of_ the _god is life eternal in chosen_one/messiah Yaʸsous/(Yəhōshūˊa), the master of_us.

ROM 6:15–6:23 ©

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