Romans 7
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Romans 7:2-4

2For the married womanG1135 is boundG1210 by lawG3551 to her husbandG435 so long as he is aliveG2198; but if the husbandG435 should dieG599, she is clear from the lawG3551 of the husbandG435:

3so thenG3767, the husbandG435 beingG1510 aliveG2198, she shall beG1510 called an adulteressG3428 if she beG1510 to another manG435; but if the husbandG435 should dieG599, she isG1510 freeG1658 from the lawG3551, so as not to beG1510 an adulteressG3428, though she beG1510 to another manG435.

4SoG2443 that, my brethren, ye alsoG2532 have been made deadG3498 to the lawG3551 by the bodyG4983 of the ChristG5547, to be to another, who has been raisedG1453 up from among [the] deadG3498, in orderG2443 that we might bear fruitG2592 to 1GodG2316.

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  1. 1. Romans 7:4 7.4 Elohim ↩

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