Roman chapter 7

ROM 7 

We are Freed from Moses law, Paul explained

1 Brethren, are you ignorant or you know, as preached by the law, that, men have dominion upon things of the law, as long as at the space of time, they are alive?

2 for, a law could bind a wife to a living husband; however, in case the husband dies, her subjection under a husband from the law is made void.

3 with her husband alive, Ara (heartfelt sigh lifted to heaven), she is divinely called an adulteress in case she happens to be with another different fellow-man; but in case the husband had died, she is a free woman from the law; she has not become an adulteress, to be with another husband.

4 # thus, my brethren, your body should be killed in Christ, and by the law, you will become another's (own), and on account of "resurrection out of the dead", you will at least bear fruits unto God. #

5 because, by the law, there will be suffering of flesh on account of sin, when parts of our body is energetic/active in bearing fruits unto things of death;

6 however, for emphasy, for us who could die by instrumentality of the SPIRIT; what has enslaved us from the law, has been made void, in so much that, we will hold down fast to new-age innovation/modernity and not the writings in the olden age.

Law is for both the Righteous and sinners

7 therefore, what are we saying? Is the law for known sins? It never happened? But I would not be talking of sin, if not through law; in addition, I would not be aware of lust, if not by the law: do not be covetous (Ex 20:17, Deut 5:21)

8 because, without law, sin is dead. Moreover, having received the commandments, the opportunity for sin to be worked out by us is through the longing/lusts in everybody. 

9 however they had lived without (Moses) law in time past; but commandments came to us, however, those who should have been revived/be alive again, died off by sin. 

10 and we find out this commandments, (which should be) unto Zoe-life, has been unto death.

11 because, having received the commandments, there was opportunity for sin through being fully seduced, and on account of it, we are being slain/killed.

12 thus, Law is holy even the commandments are holy but indeed good for the Righteous. 

Law is dogmatic and lacks the power to stop sin (note: Paul was addressing a general fabric of society, not personal issue) 

13 therefore, how has good thing become things of death to us? It will never happens! But, sin, at least has been lightened/shown, and death has been worked out by sin through what is good to us. And with respect to sin, at least it has generated far more abundant sinners through the commandments.

14 for, we are aware that the sins relating to flesh are under the law. However, we, who should be spiritual had been merchandized/sold out (as unto slavery)

15 for we do not absolutely know, what had worked out; because what we want, that is (what) we should not practice, but what we hate, that is (what) we should habitually practice.

16 however, if what is virtuous, that is (what) we are doing; we could jointly say/consent, that we do not want the law.

17 on the contrary, we no longer work out the same thing. Moreover, for emphasy, now, the one of sin is cohabiting among us.

18 for, we are not aware that, this thing, cohabiting among us, is fully working out things in us, because our flesh which is present/ying near want good things and not virtuous things.

19 for, the good things which we want, are not being done; but worthless things, which we do not want, these are what are being practiced.

20 Moreover, if what we do not want, these are the things, they are doing, we are no longer the same, but, the one of sin (which is) cohabiting among us, is working it out. 

21 Ara (heartfelt cry of being fed up, lifted up to heaven), we had found a law that (as) we want to do virtuous things, worthless things are present near us/easy for us.

22 because, according to law, God delights in inward part of man. 

Another part of the law is the penal-codes of the law that focus on the mind and parts of our body 

23 Moreover, I take heed/see another thing in the law, by the one of sin to fight against/attack our minds (emotion, intellect and will), and parts of our body, for parts of our body to be made captive to the law

24 Oh what a trial-enduring man I am! Who will rescue my body out of this thing of death?

25 Therefore, howbeit, by the law, we are to SERVE God indeed with our minds, but by things of the law, the flesh is of the same thing to the one of sin. Ara (a heartfelt hope lifted up to heaven) what a Grace of God through our Lord Jesus Christ!