Romans 7

Commentary

Romans 7 is a chapter that speaks to the struggle between the law and the spirit. Paul is addressing the issue of how the law can be used to bring about righteousness, but how it can also be used to bring about sin. He explains that the law is good, but it can be used to bring about death if it is not followed properly. He then goes on to explain that the spirit is what brings about life, and that it is through the spirit that we can be made righteous. Paul then goes on to explain that the law is not the source of our righteousness, but rather it is the spirit that brings about righteousness. He explains that the law is a guide, but it is the spirit that brings about true righteousness. He then goes on to explain that the law is not the source of our salvation, but rather it is the spirit that brings about salvation. Paul then goes on to explain that the law is not the source of our freedom, but rather it is the spirit that brings about freedom. He explains that the law is a guide, but it is the spirit that brings about true freedom. He then goes on to explain that the law is not the source of our joy, but rather it is the spirit that brings about joy. Overall, Paul is making the point that the law is not the source of our righteousness, salvation, freedom, or joy. Rather, it is the spirit that brings about these things. He is emphasizing the importance of the spirit in our lives, and how it is the source of true righteousness, salvation, freedom, and joy.