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Homiletics Romans 6:12-23


Content (not sentence, direct verbiage from Scripture, fit on one line):

1.T4 let sin reign in ur body so u obey its evil desires (12)

2.offer any part of urself2sin rather offer selves2G&offer evry part of self as instrument of rtness(13)

3.sin shall no longer be ur master, bec u under law, but under grace(14)

 

4.shall we sin bec we under law? No. Don’t u know u slaves of1u obey:sin or obedience(15-16)

5.thx2G tho u used2be slaves2sin,u’ve cm2obey frm ur <3 allegiance="" claimd="" font="" of="" pattrn="" teachg="" that="" ur="">

6.u’ve been set free frm sin&have become slaves2rtness(18)

 

7.I usng ex frm evryday life bec of hum limits.Just as u used2offr selves as slaves2impurty wickdnss(19a)

8.so now offer selves2rtness leading2hioliness(19b)

9.when u were slaves2sin,u were free frm ctrl of rtness(20)

10.what benefit did u reap@the time frm the things u ashamed of?These result in death(21)

11.but now u set free frm sin&bec slaves of G, benefit u reap leads2holiness&result=EL(22)

12.4wages of sin=death but gift of G=EL in CJ our L(23)

 

Divisions (run-on sentence OK, direct verbiage from Scripture/Principles are Aims for each Division):

1.Instrument of wickedness or righteousness (12-14)

Principle: All people are either instruments of wickedness or righteousness.

2.Slaves of the one you obey (15-18)

Principle: All people choose what they obey.

3.Offer yourselves as slaves to righteousness (19-23)

Principle: All people offer themselves as slaves to either wickedness or righteousness.

 

Subject Sentence (10-word sentence with proper structure showing exactly where you are in Scripture):

Paul tells Romans: don’t let sin reign, be righteousness’ slaves.

 

Aim (“To Cause My Audience To…” Know, See, etc.):

TCMATK Everyone chooses either death or eternal life by what we obey.

 

Application (not yes or no question.  Meant to bring about life change):

1.How will you change your behavior to be more of an instrument of righteousness than wickedness from now on?

2.What would those who watch your behavior say you’re a slave to and how might you guarantee they recognize you as a slave to Christ?

3.What will you do this week to deepen your enslavement to righteousness?

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