Romans 7
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Romans 7:7-12

7What shall we sayG3004 thenG3767? [is] the lawG3551 sinG266? Far be the thought. But I had not knownG1097 sinG266, unless by lawG3551: for I had not had conscience alsoG5037 of lustG1939 unless the lawG3551 had saidG3004, Thou shalt not lustG1939;

8but sinG266, getting a point of attack by the commandmentG1785, wrought in me every lustG1939; for without lawG3551 sinG266 [was] deadG3498.

9But I was aliveG2198 without lawG3551 onceG4218; but the commandmentG1785 having comeG2064, sinG266 revived, but I died.

10And the commandmentG1785, which [was] for lifeG2222, was foundG2147, [as] to me, itself [to be] unto deathG2288:

11for sinG266, getting a point of attack by the commandmentG1785, deceivedG1818 me, and by it slew [me].

12So that the lawG3551 indeed [is] holyG40, and the commandmentG1785 holyG40, and justG1342, and goodG18.

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