Romeine 7:14-20

Romeine 7:14-20 AFR20

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Ons weet wel dat die wet geestelik is, maar ek, in my sondige aard, is uitverkoop aan die sonde. Ek verstaan my eie optrede nie: Wat ek wil, doen ek nie; maar juis wat ek haat, dit doen ek. En as ek dit doen wat ek nie wil nie, gee ek toe dat die wet goed is. Nou is dit egter nie meer ek wat dit doen nie, maar eerder die sonde wat in my woon. Ek weet immers dat die goeie nie in my woon nie, dit wil sê, nie in my sondige aard nie. Die wil bestaan wel by my, maar die doen van die goeie nie. Die goeie wat ek wil, doen ek nie; maar die kwaad wat ek nie wil nie, dit doen ek. Maar as ek doen wat ek nie wil nie, is dit nie meer ek wat dit doen nie, maar eerder die sonde wat in my woon.

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