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Romans 7:1-8:4

The Law, Its Functions and Limits

by David Martyn (D. M.) Lloyd-Jones

Publication

Series
Romans
Series volume
VI
Date published
1973
Print status
In print

The Physical Book

Binding
Hardcover
Total pages
372 pages
ISBN-13
9780851511801

Reference

Publisher page
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Contents

  • Preface
  • 1. The correct approach to a controversial chapter
  • 2. Law in general, the indirect approach
  • 3. A general definition of the Christian life
  • 4. Union with Christ in His death to the Law
  • 5. The privileges of our marriage
  • 6. The necessity of the change
  • 7. The completeness of the change for all Christians
  • 8. Seven particular differences between the old life and the new
  • 9. The vindication of the Law
  • 10. Sin as a power
  • 11. An analysis of his own experience
  • 12. The Law and life
  • 13. The holiness and goodness of the Law
  • 14. Three interpretations of v.14ff
  • 15. The key-phrase
  • 16. Logical inferences
  • 17. The law of his daily experience
  • 18. An interjection of praise
  • 19. Paul's description of the regenerate man incompatible with this passage
  • 20. The connection of chapter 8 with chapter 5
  • 21. Justification, not sanctification, the theme
  • 22. Matters of translation
  • 23. The enjoyment of assurance
  • 24. The helplessness of man
  • 25. The reality of the Incarnation
  • 26. An offering for sin
  • 27. The general tenor of the Christian's life
  • Appendix: Puritan Testimony