When
it says in Romans 6:2 we who died to sin - who all is included in the word
we
Believers in Christ
In
what sense have we died to sin (as the phrase is used in Romans 6:2)? Choose
the correct answer(s):
When we die physically we will not sin
any more.
We are dead to the influence or power
of sin in our lives.
We are dead to the guilt of sin.
We are viewed by God as if we ourselves
died in the death of Christ and have therefore suffered the full penalty of
sins guilt.
When
a Christian is immersed in water during baptism, what does his immersion
symbolize (as referenced in Romans 6:3-4a)?
It symbolizes our identification with
Christ in His death and burial.
What
does Paul mean when he says, We are not under law. in Romans
We are not required to meet the
requirements of the Mosaic Law in order to be saved