ITS EFFECTS. H. Spurgeon.In the heroic days when Xerxes led his army in Greece, there was a remarkable contrast between the way in which the Persian soldiers and the Grecian warriors were urged to combat. The law forbids sin, and condemns to death for it, but does not deliver it. It is the service not of the hireling but of the son; not of the slave but of the friend; not with the view of being saved by the keeping of the law, but of rendering grateful obedience to their almighty Deliverer.II. Romans 7:5. The former is to serve with reluctance, finding His service a drudgery; this, with delight, finding it perfect freedom. We must worship God in the spirit (Philippians 3:3; John 4:23, 24), inwardly, and by His Spirit; and must regard chiefly the spiritual meaning of His laws (Romans 2:28, 29). Its condemning power. (3)Life from the dead.II. represents the believer as dead — another important truth. Use well your weapons this day! Believers have thus, under the influence of the Holy Spirit, become capable of serving God with that new and Divine nature of which they partake, according to the spiritual meaning of the law, as His children, with cordial affection and gratitude. Previously: Martyn Lloyd-Jones began his sermons on Romans 7 with a warning: “This chapter is one of the most controversial in the Bible.” This was unfortunate, he argued, because the controversy misses the main point of the passage. Robinson, D. D.1. Spurgeon. With new means and in new ways.(T. He is in the beginning stages of creating an online community called The Company of Pastors. Such service is essentially defective, proceeding from a carnal, unrenewed heart, destitute of holiness. (2) Under the law as a covenant of works. "If, therefore, the Son shall make you free," etc. The law as a covenant is abrogated for one thing, and all its demands are exhausted for another. yet such is the description which the searcher of hearts gives a man as a fallen creature (Genesis 6:5; Psalm 53:2, 3). 15 For that which I am doing, I do not understand; for I am not practicing what Iwould like todo, but I am doing the very thing I hate. Robinson, D. D.1. Such were the many arguments which drew the Lacedaemonians and Athenians to the fight — not the whips so fit for beasts, nor the cords so suitable for cattle. represents the law as dead, which expresses an important truth. Scripture: Romans 7:1–6. As we have been reading through this great letter from Paul to the Romans, we have seen the gospel of Jesus Christ which is able to set men free. According to the spirit of the law which is love.2. But by the end of the section Lloyd-Jones tentatively stated that if it is a picture of personal experience, then it’s the experience of a man like John Bunyan in Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners, who has come under deep conviction of sin and longs to be holy, but cannot. (1) The master has no hold on a dead slave. 3. In this way Paul describes himself (Philippians 3) as having formerly served, when he had confidence in the "flesh," as he there designates such outward service. H. Spurgeon.In the heroic days when Xerxes led his army in Greece, there was a remarkable contrast between the way in which the Persian soldiers and the Grecian warriors were urged to combat. As a venomous reptile is sometimes killed by leaving its sting in the victim it has stung to death, so the law, in executing its vengeance on Jesus our substitute, died. There is a way of literal conformity to all the precepts of the law which is consistent with breaking every one of them. Alas! On the other side the armies of Greece were small, but each man was a patriot and a hero, and hence when they marched to the conflict it was with quick and joyous step, with a martial song upon their lips, and when they neared the foe they rushed upon his ranks with an enthusiasm and a fury which nothing could withstand. They were driven to their duty as beasts are, with rods and goads. "Spartans," would their leaders say, "your fathers disdained to number the Persians with the dogs of their flock, and will you be their slaves? The R.V. Such service is essentially defective, proceeding from a carnal, unrenewed heart, destitute of holiness. The unwilling hosts of Persia were driven to the conflict by blows and stripes from their officers; they were either mercenaries or cowards, and they feared close contact with their opponents. The believer's freedom from the law, therefore, is —, (1)Liberty from bondage. ", 3. It is a law of death, as it commands obedience, but gives no strength for obedience; as it curseth for disobedience, yet, through the corruption of our nature, becomes the occasion of sin, and so brings upon the sinner condemnation. But Paul is at pains to make clear in Romans 7:25 that the difference does not put the warfare behind us. The former is to be scanty, inconstant, mercenary, and selfish in our services: this is, to be abundant, unwearied, generous, and disinterested. The former is to serve in a legal righteousness, unpardoned, unchanged. They have no heart to fear, love, or serve Him. "As ye have received a new spirit out of Christ's fulness, let it be your daily labour and pursuit not only to observe the outward letter requiring external obedience to God, but in a spiritual manner" (Romans 2:29). Romans 6:1–14. The A.V. Serving in the spirit is a service of filial obedience to Him who gave Himself for us, as constrained by His love, and in the enjoyment of all the privileges of the grace of the new covenant. Romans 7:18: Nature and Grace in the Same Individual: T. Chalmers, D. D. Romans 7:18: Willing Inability: Wickham Tozer. (1)By the help of the Spirit who makes all things new. 14 For we know that the Law is spiritual; but I am of flesh, sold into bondage to sin. But when we were in the flesh, the motions of sin, which were by the law, did work in our members to bring forth fruit unto death. Christ rendered it all the obedience it could demand by His life, and expiated all the offences it condemned by His death. 1. Serving in the spirit is a service of filial obedience to Him who gave Himself for us, as constrained by His love, and in the enjoyment of all the privileges of the grace of the new covenant. Serving, then, in the oldness of the letter, is serving in a cold, constrained, and wholly external manner. A bird must sing, and a Christian must serve. On the other side the armies of Greece were small, but each man was a patriot and a hero, and hence when they marched to the conflict it was with quick and joyous step, with a martial song upon their lips, and when they neared the foe they rushed upon his ranks with an enthusiasm and a fury which nothing could withstand. They were driven to their duty as beasts are, with rods and goads. Serving in newness of spirit and in oldness of the letter are here contrasted, as not only different, but as incompatible the one with the other.(R. (3)In a new way.(J. According to the spirit of the law which is love.2. Much outward conformity to the law may in this way be attained from the pride of self-righteousness, without any principle better than that of a selfish, slavish, mercenary, carnal disposition, influenced only by fear of punishment and hope of reward. (2) Justice has no hold on a dead criminal. Holy Spirit 7. THE OLDNESS OF THE LETTER respects such service as the law, by its light, authority, and terror, can procure from one who is under it, and seeking life by it, without the Spirit of God and His sanctifying grace and influence. But in the newness of the spirit. (Romans 7:22.) According to the spirit of the law which is love.2. They were driven to their duty as beasts are, with rods and goads. But now we are delivered from the law, that being dead wherein we were held; that we should serve in newness of spirit, and not in the oldness of the letter. NEWNESS OF SPIRIT implies such principles, dispositions, and views, as the Spirit of God implants in hearts which He renews. By the grace of the Holy Spirit who dwells within (Romans 8:1, 2, 9, 11).5. 18 DAYS LEFT. Spurgeon. Not everything new is better than the old. Haldane.I. (1) The master has no hold on a dead slave. By the grace of the Holy Spirit who dwells within (Romans 8:1, 2, 9, 11).5. 1. And so the believer, by dying with Christ, enters into freedom from both bondage and condemnation. . Six sermons for eleven verses is practically flying for Lloyd-Jones. But —(3) Christ's death was followed, and inevitably, by resurrection, and therefore by union with Him the believer is dead to death.III. The death of one party or the other. )That we should serve in newness of spirit, and not in the oldness of the letter.The old service and the newR. In his typical manner of hyperbole, the Doctor called it “the most famous and best-known section of the entire epistle.” Few chapters expose the deep power of sin and clarify the role of the law in a believer’s life quite like Romans 7. There is now no condemnation for followers of Jesus. THE EXCELLENCE OF THE NEW CONDITION. Serving in newness of spirit and in oldness of the letter are here contrasted, as not only different, but as incompatible the one with the other.(R. 2. But in the newness of the spirit. "If, therefore, the Son shall make you free," etc. THE OLDNESS OF THE LETTER respects such service as the law, by its light, authority, and terror, can procure from one who is under it, and seeking life by it, without the Spirit of God and His sanctifying grace and influence. So, then, the believer serves —1. represents the believer as dead — another important truth. The man in Romans 7 is not unregenerate, nor is he regenerate. Much outward conformity to the law may in this way be attained from the pride of self-righteousness, without any principle better than that of a selfish, slavish, mercenary, carnal disposition, influenced only by fear of punishment and hope of reward. It is preparation for the glorious truths of Romans 8:15, or more appropriately, Romans 8:14–17, which Lloyd-Jones viewed as one long chain. "Live and do" takes the place of "Do and live." —(1) Under the carnal ordinances of the Mosaic law (Galatians 3:3; Galatians 4:1-3), which could not make him that did the service perfect as to his conscience (see Hebrews 7:18, 19; Hebrews 9:6-10; Hebrews 10:1-4). (2) But what shall we say of that great special mercy, which is the glory of the gospel (Romans 8:32; John 3:16; Romans 12:1). Now this section Romans 7:7-13 verbs are past tense. Haldane. (2)Immunity from punishment. Say ye, is it not better to die as free men than to live as slaves? (3)As death does its victims in the security of the grave.2. It seems to me that the groaning of Romans 8:23 as we “wait for our adoption, the redemption of our bodies” is essenti… W. 4. No whips were needed for the Spartan men at arms — like high-mettled chargers they would have resented the touch thereof; they were drawn to battle by the cords of a man, and by the bands of patriotic love they were bound to hold their posts at all hazards. On the other side the armies of Greece were small, but each man was a patriot and a hero, and hence when they marched to the conflict it was with quick and joyous step, with a martial song upon their lips, and when they neared the foe they rushed upon his ranks with an enthusiasm and a fury which nothing could withstand. He would later say the 21 sermons he preached on Romans 8:14–17 were among the most joyful of his ministry. In this way Paul describes himself (Philippians 3) as having formerly served, when he had confidence in the "flesh," as he there designates such outward service. (3)In a new way.(J. 28 - The Struggle With Sin - And Losing Thru Legalism! The unwilling hosts of Persia were driven to the conflict by blows and stripes from their officers; they were either mercenaries or cowards, and they feared close contact with their opponents. H. Spurgeon.In the heroic days when Xerxes led his army in Greece, there was a remarkable contrast between the way in which the Persian soldiers and the Grecian warriors were urged to combat. But —(3) Christ's death was followed, and inevitably, by resurrection, and therefore by union with Him the believer is dead to death.III. NEWNESS OF SPIRIT implies such principles, dispositions, and views, as the Spirit of God implants in hearts which He renews. Serving in the spirit is a service of filial obedience to Him who gave Himself for us, as constrained by His love, and in the enjoyment of all the privileges of the grace of the new covenant. We may not actually take a man's life, but we may murder his interests and reputation. By the grace of the Holy Spirit who dwells within (Romans 8:1, 2, 9, 11).5. According to the spirit of the law which is love.2. )LinksRomans 7:6 NIVRomans 7:6 NLTRomans 7:6 ESVRomans 7:6 NASBRomans 7:6 KJVRomans 7:6 Bible AppsRomans 7:6 ParallelRomans 7:6 Biblia ParalelaRomans 7:6 Chinese BibleRomans 7:6 French BibleRomans 7:6 German BibleRomans 7:6 CommentariesBible Hub, (3)Life from the dead.II. See his perspective and his own personal experience with sin. Such were the many arguments which drew the Lacedaemonians and Athenians to the fight — not the whips so fit for beasts, nor the cords so suitable for cattle. Serving, then, in the oldness of the letter, is serving in a cold, constrained, and wholly external manner. H. (1) The master has no hold on a dead slave. As a venomous reptile is sometimes killed by leaving its sting in the victim it has stung to death, so the law, in executing its vengeance on Jesus our substitute, died. What does the Law bring forth such fruit? Burn. Not the definite limiting letter governs the service, but a code of action which leaves much to be ascertained and applied by the enlightened judgment. Our obedience unto God is never more pleasing to Him than when it flows from this noble principle. The unwilling hosts of Persia were driven to the conflict by blows and stripes from their officers; they were either mercenaries or cowards, and they feared close contact with their opponents. Such service is essentially defective, proceeding from a carnal, unrenewed heart, destitute of holiness. He did his doctoral work on Martyn Lloyd-Jones, focusing on how his medical training shaped his pastoral ministry. THE OLDNESS OF THE LETTER respects such service as the law, by its light, authority, and terror, can procure from one who is under it, and seeking life by it, without the Spirit of God and His sanctifying grace and influence. They were driven to their duty as beasts are, with rods and goads. In Romans 7:7-13, Paul has shown that God’s Law is “holy, righteous, and good” (7:12). )LinksRomans 7:6 NIVRomans 7:6 NLTRomans 7:6 ESVRomans 7:6 NASBRomans 7:6 KJVRomans 7:6 Bible AppsRomans 7:6 ParallelRomans 7:6 Biblia ParalelaRomans 7:6 Chinese BibleRomans 7:6 French BibleRomans 7:6 German BibleRomans 7:6 CommentariesBible Hub, (2)By new motives. Herein is freedom from the law of death. This is the final installment in a special three-part “Perplexing Passages” forum examining the long-debated Pauline passage, Romans 7:13–25. "Spartans," would their leaders say, "your fathers disdained to number the Persians with the dogs of their flock, and will you be their slaves? What if your foes be many, yet one lion can tear in pieces a far-reaching flock of sheep. Not in the oldness of the letter. )That we should serve in newness of spirit, and not in the oldness of the letter.The old service and the newR. The heart has been won to God, to obedience and holiness, and "love's labour is light." (3)Life from the dead.II. Is the LAW SIN? 2. 1. H. Spurgeon.In the heroic days when Xerxes led his army in Greece, there was a remarkable contrast between the way in which the Persian soldiers and the Grecian warriors were urged to combat. (1)By the help of the Spirit who makes all things new. This illustration may set forth the difference between the world's service of bondage, and the Christian's religion of love: the worldling is flogged to his duty under fear, and terror, and dread, but the Christian man is touched by motives which appeal to his highest nature; he is affected by motives so dignified as to be worthy of the sons of God; he is not driven as a beast, he is moved as a man.(C. (3)Life from the dead.II. (3) Death, being now abolished by the death of Christ, and swallowed up in victory, its victims are free.2. II. Consequently, being dead, it has no hold on the believer. 14, 16). (2)By new motives. We may commit adultery in thought as well as in deed, etc.2. This ariseth from man's disobedience; the curse must follow the offence (1 Corinthians 15:26). As they are in a state of sin, they are under the curse; and as their temper is suited to their state, they must be hateful in His sight (Habakkuk 1:13; Proverbs 15:8; Proverbs 21:27; Ecclesiastes 7:29; Jeremiah 2:21). represents the law as dead, which expresses an important truth. Robinson, D. D.1. We may not actually take a man's life, but we may murder his interests and reputation. The fact that it is new is a guarantee of improvement. We may also find much the same doctrine maintained by the Church of Rome. But in the newness of the spirit. But now, having died to what bound us, we have been released from the Law, so that we serve in the new way of the Spirit, and not in the old way of the written code. And so the believer, by dying with Christ, enters into freedom from both bondage and condemnation. The R.V. From a new and spiritual nature created in them.4. What if your foes be many, yet one lion can tear in pieces a far-reaching flock of sheep. Haldane. Spurgeon. "That we should serve." The law as a covenant is abrogated for one thing, and all its demands are exhausted for another. Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, we may earn commissions from qualifying purchases on Amazon.com. (3) Death, being now abolished by the death of Christ, and swallowed up in victory, its victims are free.2. We are enabled to bear the fruit of the Spirit. But in the newness of the spirit. But in the newness of the spirit. Say ye, is it not better to die as free men than to live as slaves? It is the service not of the hireling but of the son; not of the slave but of the friend; not with the view of being saved by the keeping of the law, but of rendering grateful obedience to their almighty Deliverer.II. Haldane.I. It is not only the life, but also the spring of action (2 Corinthians 5:14). W. From a new and spiritual nature created in them. Serving, then, in the oldness of the letter, is serving in a cold, constrained, and wholly external manner. (1) The dead master has no hold on his slave. Is The Law Sin? We serve not to gain heaven, but because Christ has opened to us the kingdom of heaven. He believed those four chapters, like a symphony, form one grand, majestic, theological vision in which the glorious doctrine of the believer’s union with Christ is on full display. represents the believer as dead — another important truth. "I will put My Spirit within you. Haldane. Not that the law gives any just occasion to sin (vers. He believed the main point of Romans 7 was to dramatically illustrate what happens if you seek sanctification apart from the Spirit through the law. Haldane.I. They serve Him in newness of spirit, or with a new spirit. All Episodes Devotionals. "Spartans," would their leaders say, "your fathers disdained to number the Persians with the dogs of their flock, and will you be their slaves? THAT NEW OBEDIENCE, OR TRUE HOLINESS, IS THE WORK OF GOD'S FREE SPIRIT. Use well your weapons this day! Burn. (3) Death, being now abolished by the death of Christ, and swallowed up in victory, its victims are free.2. The believer's freedom from the law, therefore, is —(1)Liberty from bondage. Now if these motions of sin work in our members, what can be the reason why they are so little lamented? (3) As it animates to all evangelical obedience. The goodness of God should lead to repentance. 2. Serving, then, in the oldness of the letter, is serving in a cold, constrained, and wholly external manner. Ben Bailie (PhD, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary) is planting a church in Lake Nona, Florida, through Grace Church. 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