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Romans #25: Adam’s Sin.
Christ’s Gift.
Romans 5:12-17
Remember where we are in the book.
I.
SIN: God’s righteousness is revealed through Condemnation (1:18-3:20).
II.
GRACE: God’s righteousness is revealed through Justification (3:21–5:21).
a. Justification Stated (3:21-3:31)
b.
Justification illustrated in Abraham (4:1-25)
c.
Justification explained in Adam (5:1-21)
TWO WAYS ADAM’S SIN IS LIKE CHRIST’S GIFT (5:12-14)
1. Sin came by one man (5:12a).
Grace came through one Man, Christ.
2. Death reigned by sin (5:12b-14).
Believers will reign in life.
DISCUSS: When did this phrase occur?
“Because all sinned”
THREE WAYS THE FREE GIFT IS NOT LIKE THE TRESPASS (5:15-17)
1.
In its impact (5:15)
a.
Many ________ through one man’s ________________ (15a).
b.
God’s __________ ______________ to many through one Man, ____________.
2. In its result (5:16)
a.
The trespass brought _______________________ (5:16a).
b.
The free gift brought _________________________ (5:16b).
3.
In its timing (5:17)
a. Death ______________ through one (5:17a).
b.
Free gift recipients ________ __________ in ________ through the One (5:17b).
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