1. Week 3 Powerpoint A

2. In this first section of Romans, Paul hasdiscussed: SIN: Righteousness Needed (1:18-3:20) SALVATION: Righteousness Declared (3:21-5:21)And now, he discusses: SANCTIFICATION: Righteousness Imparted(6:1 8:39) 3. FOUR MAIN VIEWS ON SIN Pelagian View of sin: Man is created neutral (not sinful or holy).Everyone is born in the same condition as Adam and no sin istransmitted. Augustinian View of sin: Man is totally depraved. Adams sin isFEDERALLY transmitted to man. Semi-Pelagian View of sin: Man retains some measure of freedomnot to sin. Man can cooperate with Gods grace to effect salvation. Arminian View of sin: Adam was created in innocence (not holiness).Sin is an act of the will (not a natural condition). We inheritpollution from Adams sin, but not guilt or a sinful nature. Man isnot totally depraved and he can conform to Gods will and even helpeffect regeneration. 4. I. STEPS TO SANCTIFICATION (6:1-23)Here, Paul uses two key words of contrast - Live- Die 5. QUESTIONS: Can a Christian live in sin? Can a Christian live without it?Paul helps us answer these questions in Chapter 6. 6. I. STEPS TO SANCTIFICATION (6:1-23)We can realize victory over sin in the believing life:A. By KNOWING CERTAIN TRUTHS (6:1-10) 7. QUESTION:With what baptism is Paulidentifying?ANS: Holy Spirit Baptism 8. I. STEPS TO SANCTIFICATION (6:1-23)We can realize victory over sin in the believing life:A. By KNOWING CERTAIN TRUTHS (6:1-10)B. By BELIEVING CERTAIN TRUTHS (6:11)1) Add up the facts and believe them2) Believe you are no longer obligated to sinC. By YIELDING TO CERTAIN TRUTHS (6:12-23)