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There is no comparison between the free gift and the offence. If death came to many through the offence of one man, how much greater an effect the grace of God has had, coming to so many and so plentifully as a free gift through the one man Jesus Christ! (Romans 5, 15)
Again, there is no comparison between the gift and the offence of one man. One single offence brought condemnation, but now, after many offences, have come the free gift and so acquittal! (Romans 5, 16)
It was by one man's offence that death came to reign over all, but how much greater the reign in life of those who receive the fullness of grace and the gift of saving justice, through the one man, Jesus Christ. (Romans 5, 17)
What is the implication? That we are free to sin, now that we are not under law but under grace? Out of the question! (Romans 6, 15)
But, now you are set free from sin and bound to the service of God, your gain will be sanctification and the end will be eternal life. (Romans 6, 22)
For the wage paid by sin is death; the gift freely given by God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. (Romans 6, 23)
because the law of the Spirit which gives life in Christ Jesus has set you free from the law of sin and death. (Romans 8, 2)
And not only that: we too, who have the first-fruits of the Spirit, even we are groaning inside ourselves, waiting with eagerness for our bodies to be set free. (Romans 8, 23)
Then since the gifts that we have differ according to the grace that was given to each of us: if it is a gift of prophecy, we should prophesy as much as our faith tells us; (Romans 12, 6)
if it is a gift of practical service, let us devote ourselves to serving; if it is teaching, to teaching; (Romans 12, 7)
Those who feel free to eat freely are not to condemn those who are unwilling to eat freely; nor must the person who does not eat freely pass judgement on the one who does -- because God has welcomed him. (Romans 14, 3)
And so you are not lacking in any gift as you wait for our Lord Jesus Christ to be revealed; (1 Corinthians 1, 7)