A New Birth, A New Man

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A New Birth, A New Man
(Romans 5:18-6:4)
Scripture Reading: Ephesians 4:17-24
Romans 5:18-19
• Sin is not genetic, but it is ______________
• One act of __________ condemned all men but one act of _____________can save
them.
Romans 5:20
• New _________ led to an increase in sin (Romans 5:13)
• But, as sin increased, ____________ increased even more.
• The law is a strict teacher, impossible for us to satisfy. But its lessons are invaluable and
help us recognize our fallenness. (Galatians 3:23-26)
Romans 5:21
• Because all sinned, all are sentenced to death, but Christ has submitted to our
punishment himself and paid that debt on behalf of all who believe upon him. (Romans
6:23)
Romans 6:1-2
• The idea that once we are saved, we can sin freely since all our sins are forgiven, is called
antinomianism. This literally means ‘_____________to law’
• Paul responds to this idea with revulsion. Mē genoito, which literally means _________
_____ _____________ ___________.
• Other scripture is clear on this as well. As believers we Love God. (1 John 4:19) And If we
Love God, we will _________________ ___________________ ___________________
(John 14:15)
• We are called to be __________ as God is ____________. (1 Peter 1:13-16)
Romans 6:3-4
• Capital punishment, death, is instant and irrevocable. It cannot be carried out twice. By
our immersion in Christ, his submission to that execution transfers it away from us. We
are no longer subject to it. (Romans 3:23-25)
• We are, therefore, a new ______________, separate from the one who died.
• The Greek word ‘baptizó is translated as ‘baptism.’ Depending on context the same word
can refer to either a ___________ baptism or a ____________ baptism. (Mark 1:8)
• In either case it can be defined as ‘immersion,’ ‘submersion,’ ‘to make clean,’ or ‘to
overwhelm’
• Only a ______________ baptism can save us, but we are commanded to undergo a
__________ baptism by Christ himself.