According to Romans 6:1, why might some people think we should continue in sin?

According to Romans 6:2, should we continue in sin?

According to Romans 6:2, Romans asks a question to point out that we can't live any longer in sin. What question is asked?

According to Romans 6:2, How shall we who died to sin do what?

According to Romans 6:3, how many were baptized into Jesus' death?

According to Romans 6:3, as many of us as were baptized into Christ Jesus were also what?

According to Romans 6:4, since we were baptized into Jesus' death, what else did we do with him in addition to walking in newness of life?

According to Romans 6:4, we were buried with Jesus through what?

According to Romans 6:4, what happened to Christ that signifies that we also should walk in newness of life?

According to Romans 6:4, Christ was raised from the dead by what?

According to Romans 6:4, just as Christ was raised from the dead what should we do?

According to Romans 6:5, we should be united in Christ's resurrection if we have been what in the likeness of His death?

According to Romans 6:5, we should be united in the likeness of Christ's resurrection if we have been united together in what?

According to Romans 6:5, if we have been united together in the likeness of His death, what else shall we experience?

According to Romans 6:6, we should no longer be slaves of sin because we know what?

According to Romans 6:6, why was our old man crucified with Jesus?

According to Romans 6:6, why should the body of sin be done away with?

According to Romans 6:7, who has been freed from sin?

According to Romans 6:7, from what has he who has died been freed?

According to Romans 6:8, what condition that we might satisfy, gives us confidence that we shall also live with Christ?

According to Romans 6:8, if we died with Christ, what do we believe that we shall also do?

According to Romans 6:9, who has been raised from the dead and dies no more?

According to Romans 6:9, why do we know that Christ dies no more?

According to Romans 6:9, what do we know about Christ since he has been raised from the dead?

According to Romans 6:9, what no longer has dominion over Christ?

According to Romans 6:10, realizing there are many groups of people that need to be saved, how many times will Christ need to die?

According to Romans 6:10, for whom does Christ live?

According to Romans 6:11, how should we think about ourselves in relation to the temptations of sin?

According to Romans 6:11, how should we think about our lives since we should consider ourselves to be dead to sin?

According to Romans 6:12, what should we not let happen in our mortal body since we should consider ourselves dead to sin and alive to God?

According to Romans 6:12, where should we not let sin reign?

According to Romans 6:12, what happens when you let sin rein in your mortal body?

According to Romans 6:13, what should we not do for unrighteousness to sin?

According to Romans 6:13, do not present your members as instruments of what?

According to Romans 6:13, to whom should we present ourselves?

According to Romans 6:13, I should present what for righteousness to God?

According to Romans 6:13, we should present our members as instruments of what?

According to Romans 6:14, what will happen because you are not under law but under grace?

According to Romans 6:14, why shall sin not have dominion over you?

According to Romans 6:14, sin shall not have dominion over you because you are under what?

According to Romans 6:15, Romans asks if we should do something because we are under grace. What does it ask?

According to Romans 6:15, a reason is given why some people might think that we should sin. What reason is presented?

According to Romans 6:15, Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace?

According to Romans 6:16, who are people slaves to obey? Be specific?

According to Romans 6:16, if you present yourselves to obey someone, to whom are you slaves to obey?

According to Romans 6:16, if you choose to present yourselves as slaves to sin, what will that lead to?

According to Romans 6:16, if you choose to present yourselves as slaves of obedience, what will that lead to?

According to Romans 6:17, who should be thanked that you became slaves of righteousness?

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According to Romans 6:17, the believers in Rome obeyed from the heart even though they were what?

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According to Romans 6:17, even though the believers in Rome were slaves of sin, what did they do with the form of doctrine that was delivered to them?

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According to Romans 6:17, what did the believers in Rome obey from the heart?

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According to Romans 6:17, to what form of doctrine did the believers in Rome obey from the heart?

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According to Romans 6:18, when the believers in Rome became slaves of righteousness, what were they set free from?

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According to Romans 6:18, what did the believers in Rome become when they were set free from sin?

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According to Romans 6:19, in what type of terms does Romans use in this verse?

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According to Romans 6:19, why does Romans speak in human terms?

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According to Romans 6:19, the believers in Rome are asked to present themselves as slaves of righteousness for holiness just as they did what? (3 points)

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According to Romans 6:19, the believers in Rome are asked to do what just as they presented their members as slaves of uncleanness, and lawlessness leading to more lawlessness?

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According to Romans 6:20, when were the people who were then believers in Rome free in regard to righteousness?

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According to Romans 6:20, what were the believers in Rome free in regard to when they were slaves of sin?

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According to Romans 6:21, a question is asked about the results the believers in Rome had for the sins they used to commit. What word is used to describe these results?

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According to Romans 6:21, how did the believers in Rome feel about the sins they used to be enslaved to obey?

According to Romans 6:21, what reason is given for the believers in Rome now being ashamed for the sins they used to commit?

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According to Romans 6:22, in what condition are the believers in Rome now because they having become slaves of God?

According to Romans 6:22, the believers in Rome are now set free from sin because they have become what?

According to Romans 6:22, the believers in Rome have become slaves of God and now have what?

According to Romans 6:22, the believers in Rome have fruit to holiness. When will they have everlasting life?

According to Romans 6:22, the believers in Rome have fruit to holiness which will lead in the end to what?

According to Romans 6:23, there are two contrasting statements. What statement contrasts with saying that the gift of God is eternal life?

According to Romans 6:23, there are two contrasting statements. What statement contrasts with saying that the wages of sin is death?

According to Romans 6:23, the gift of God is eternal life in what?