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Romans 6 - Introduction

ROMANS CHAPTER SIX

OUTLINE AND COMMENTARY-MARK DUNAGAN

I. OUTLINE OF CHAPTER SIX:

I. Holiness is the logical outcome of the life of. Christian: Romans 6:1-23

A. Since they died to sin to rise to new life: Romans 6:1-14

B. Since they have. new Master who is opposed to sin: Romans 6:6-14

C. Since service to. master logically means obedience to that master: Romans 6:15-23

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