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Romans 5:13

Romans 5:13 ESV

for sin indeed was in the world before the law was given, but sin is not counted where there is no law.

Through One Man

Righteousness · Sunday 10 · Romans 5:12-21 · Sunday, 29 June 2025 · the whole Sunday

Chuck Lindsey

Grand Blanc

Sin entered the world through Adam, and death entered with it, making every person guilty and spiritually dead. The sermon explains that although the…

Gary Wright

Burton

The sermon explains how one man's disobedience brought sin and death to all humanity, while one man's obedience offers grace, justification and…

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So in Romans 5, 13 and 14,

Gary Wright29 Jun 202511:14

Jayson Combs

Waterford

The sermon explores Romans 5:12-21, showing how sin and death entered the world through Adam and continue to affect all people. It presents the idea…

Josh Combs

Goodrich

Adam's rebellion introduced sin, shame, blame, and death into the world, and death has ruled over all people. The sermon then contrasts Adam’s…

Josh Yates

Lake Orion

Exploring Romans five, the sermon shows how sin entered through Adam, enslaving humanity and breaking our relationship with God, yet emphasizes that…

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We're going to start with verses 12 to 14.

Josh Yates29 Jun 202510:34

Noble Baird

Romans 5:12‑14 teaches that sin entered the world through Adam, bringing death, and that the law highlights human guilt before God. The passage…

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in Romans 5, 12 through 21,

Noble Baird29 Jun 202519:51

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Patrick Turner

The sermon examines what salvation looks like for a believer, using Romans 6:1‑12 to contrast instant justification we receive through Christ’s…

Randy Johnson

In the series on Romans, the pastor examines the “Power of One,” showing how one man, Adam, brought sin and death to all, and how one man, Jesus…

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forth, and a little bit of parallelism. So let's start off with Romans 5, 12 through 14.

Randy Johnson29 Jun 20255:47

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operating in the spirit in verse 13. We see Peter operating in the flesh in verse 21, right? Like

meet our brother's problems with patience and prayer, one said, and then verse 13 gets really

awkward. Verse 13, it talks about these feelings and these actions that we're called to. It says,