The Kingdom of God, Student Workbook, SW02

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c. The Holy Spirit in the disciple: the power to overcome the flesh, Rom. 8.1-4

C. Imputed sin and guilt: guilty as charged in light of Adam’s sin. How? (See Romans 5.12-18).

1. Rom. 5.12. Sin enters into the world through one man, and death through sin.

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2. Rom. 5.15. Many die through the trespass of one, Adam.

3. Rom. 5.17. Due to the trespass of one, Adam, death has reigned over all humankind through his sin.

4. Rom. 5.18. Condemnation is reckoned on all human beings through the trespass of one, Adam.

5. By God’s reckoning, the entire world, both Jew and Gentile, are said to be under sin, e.g. Rom. 3.9 and Gal. 3.22.

D. Death, the fourth and final aspect of sin’s effect

1. Rom. 6.23

2. Physical death AND spiritual death

a. No union with God