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We’re *still on the book of Romans*.
Last weak we *ended on* (*/Rom 7:10/*) so we’re going to pick up where we left off last week.
*I.
**/ROM 7:11/*
*A.
*In this */V/* the *main point* that I want to make is that *sin is a lethal weapon*.
*1.
*If we, just for *explanation* purposes, *take out the center part* of that */V/* which is *used to clarify things*; it *would say*, “*/Sin deceived me/, /and by it slew me/*.”
*a.
Deception comes* */1st/ then the sin*.
*2.
*If you *remember* *Adam and Eve*, they were *deceived 1st, then they sinned, then they died spiritually*.
*a.
*Turn to */Gen 2:16/*
*i.
Notice* that *God told them* that they *can not eat of this tree*.
That is *all He said* about that tree.
*ii.
*He *gave* them *the reason why* they could not eat of it, *but* the *only thing* that *they could not do* *with* the fruit of this *tree* was *eat of it*.
*iii.
*They *could have used it* *as a decoration*, they could have used it *to play catch with*.
The *only thing* they *could not do* with it was to *eat* of *it*.
*b.
*Now look at */GEN 3:1/*
*i.
God never told them* that they *cannot eat from all of the trees*.
*ii.
Satan* is *already trying to steel the Word*.
Many times he will *steel it by twisting it*.
*c.
**/GEN 3:2-3/*
*i.
God never told them* that they *cannot touch the fruit*.
He said that they *cannot eat it*.
*ii.
*We need to *take heed to the Word* of God, *pay very close attention to it*.
* d.
**/GEN 3:4-5/*
*i.
*Here we go with *Satan’s big deception*.
*Saying something that wasn’t true*, *contradicting the Word* of God.
*ii.
Trying to get you to think that God* *didn’t really mean what He said* *or* *that if I don’t obey God* in this 1 thing it *won’t matter much*.
*iii.
*It’s *all deception*.
*3.
Notice* the *statement *that *Satan says* in (*/GEN 3:5/*) “*/Ye shall be as gods/*.”
*a.
*The *word* “*/gods/*” in this */V/* is the *Hebrew word* “*/Eloheem/*.”
*i.
*It’s the *same word* in (*/Gen 1:1/*) where it says, “*/In the beginning/* */God/* */created the heaven and the earth/*.”
*b.
Satan* was *telling Adam and Eve* that *if they eat of this tree* *they will be as Eloheem*.
*Deception*
*i.
*(*/1Timothy 2:14/*) Says, “*/Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression/*.”
*c.
*In (*/REV 12:8/*) It says that *Satan*, *deceiveth the whole world*.
*i.
**/1/* *of Satan’s greatest deceptions to the world is getting them to believe that he doesn’t exist*.
*B.
*(*/2COR 2:11/*) Says that, “*/We are not ignorant of Satan’s devices/*.”
*1.
Getting back to* the *book of Romans* we’re studying a lot on the *subject of sin* and *we’re seeing how Satan will try to deceive us and entrap us through sin*.
*a.
We’re not ignorant of his devices*.
*b.
(God* will *never violate His Word*,) If a person is doing something that is *outside the Word* of God then *they are* being *deceived*.
*i.
*As long as your *living in* line with the *Word* of God, you’ll *never be deceived*, *if *you’re *not deceived* then you *wont sin*.
*ii.
Everyone* is *deceived* at *one time or another*.
The *deception might be*, “This is just a *little thing* it’s *not that bad*” they have *justified* their *sin*.
*iii.
*Or they say they can *repent later*.
It’s all *deception*.
*II.
**/ROM 7:12-13/*
*A.
*In these */2 Vs/* Paul is saying that the *Law is good and holy* and that it was *not the law that brought* spiritual *death* to him, *it was sin*.
*1.
*All the *Law* did was to *reveal sin*.
*B.
**/V 15-25/*
*1.
*In these */Vs/* Paul is *showing* a *contrast between* “*/The old man, the carnal man and the new man, recreated spirit man/*.”
*a.
*There is a *battle going on*.
The *flesh wants to do its own thing* (sin) and the *spirit wants to follow after the things of God*.
*b.
/1st/* of all if we *try* to *live* a *godly life* in our *own strength*, we’ll *fail and become frustrated*.
*i.
*Someone once said that this *Christian life* is *impossible* to live.
*ii.
If* your doing it *in yourself* then *it is impossible*, but we *don’t* have to *do it in ourselves*, and we *shouldn’t*.
*iii.
*We *need* the *power of God* to be in operation in our lives.
*c.
*Now the questions is *how* are we going to *get the power of God in our lives*?
*i.
*(*/JUDE 20/*) says, “*/But ye, beloved, building up yourselves on your most holy faith, praying in the Holy Ghost/*.”
*a.
One way* to get God’s power in your life is to *pray*.
(Building yourself up)
*ii.
**/1PET 1:5/*
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