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do/did not - conveys actions & intentions. Contrast themes
law -
sin/flesh -
dead/death -
members -
commandment

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Law/commandment (15,6)
Sin
Do and do not do phrase (4)
Good (6)
Right
Death (v.9, 10, 13 twice, 24)
Flesh (v.14, 18, 25)
Dwell (v.17, 18, 20, 23)

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V.7-12: the law is not sin. explaining the relationship between law and sin - sin in us is the problem not the law.
V.13-20:
V.21-25:

Joseph:
V.7-12
V.13-23
V.24-25

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Ability idea is huge here: he want to do good but cannot

There is still a great wrestling/struggle because sin still dwells in the flesh.

Law cannot break the power of sin.

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7 : point
8-11: explain
12: Link

13: Paul answering why the law is good and that sin is the one producing death in him
14-16: explaining why the law is good and separate from the sin dwelling in him
17-20 explaining why sin dwelling in him is producing death in him

21-25: The internal war within a christian

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v7-12:
- point: v7
- explantation: 8-11
- Link: v12

v13-23 (dq&j)

v24-25

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Goal: to serve in the new way of the Spirit (v.6)
Problem: A believer still has the body of death (sin) because of sin which dwells in us, and sin's magnitude is revealed through the law.
Solution: Abide in the spirit (chapter 8)

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"law good, sin no" - Joan,2021

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Point
13: Paul answering why the law is good (1) and that sin is the one producing death in him (2)

Explain part 1
14-16: explaining why the law is good and separate from the sin dwelling in him

Explain part 2
17-20 explaining why sin dwelling in him is producing death in him

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The depth, magnitude and problem of sin (which is bad) is revealed through the law (which is good).

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Based on tenses:
7-13- past
14-25- present

Based on questions:
7-12 Is the law sin?
13-23 Did the law (good) bring death?
24-25 Who will deliver me?

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Law
Sin
Commandment
I
Good
Dwell (in conjunction with sin)
Do (Action)

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Accusations or misunderstandings:
“Law is sin”
“Law brings death”
General idea that the law is bad.

Noahie: The law is not the solution for sin. It only amplifies the sin.

Paul presents the Problem: the law amplifies sin to its worst,  shows that sin in the flesh, power of in dwelling sin, is the problem.

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The probs/issues brought up
- v7 and 13
- Questions that arise from a logical flow of thought after hearing v1-6

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Sin continues to plague the believer's life

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It is powerful, that even law that is good could only amplified it, not solve it.
It is condemning - v.11 - it deceives/blinds and died
Constant waging war - because of compelling it is
Result: brings forth death

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Sin has a control - like a puppet master (Joel, 2021)
Contrary to desires
Like a person - Sinister kekeke sorry sis imagined like a circus master. But because of how he describes sin, "seizing an opportunity", " came alive"

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Holy: to be set apart from ____

Spiritual vs Flesh (physical): idea of contrast and 2 distinct desires and powers fighting for control

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The law is:
Principle (you are ruled by it)
Nature/ Inclination (you are drawn to it)

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Law of God vs Law of Sin
law of mind vs law of members
what i want vs what i dont want (said in sassy tone by rubiano)
Desire vs doing

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CAUSE JESUS IS THE REMEDY TO MY TRAGEDY

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The Spirit indwelling (Chapter 8) will enable us to have life (serving in the new way of the Spirit 7:6) in spite of the body of death/Sinful nature (revealed by the law) which lingers (chapter 7)

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Ch.7 - I am weak in my flesh and that (sin) leads to death. (the goal and the problem that we talked about jn too)
Ch.8 - I have been set free from death(the condemnation that awaits me) because of Christ. We are no longer in the flesh but in the spirit, and the spirit dwells in us.

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Ch 7: the internal struggles of the christian without the spirit
Ch 8: the solution of the struggles is with the spirit

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ch8 expounds on how we are both in the flesh and spirit and which to follow, what to do and how it works

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Chapter 7 - The power of indwelling sin remains through the flesh

Chapter 8 - We have the Spirit, and by the Spirit we put to the dead the sins of the flesh

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In the old way, because of his fleshly sinful nature under the law, it is unable to save him, only Christ can.

Chp 8 then mentions now that because we are not under the bondage of the law but are delivered in Christ by grace, he therefore can now live in the new way of the Spirit, in assurance of the salvation given.

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Sheryl
Chapter 7: Law of sin and death has condemned our flesh and the only hope is Christ’s deliverance
Chapter 8: The hope: the Spirit of Christ now dwells in us and freed us from condemnation, giving life (Now we share in all of Christ’s)

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chpt 7 explains the problem of sin (14-25) thats been resolved in v6 of the same chapter. the death idea (consequence of sin) is resolved in chap 8 thru Jesus

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an awkward tension in v25(b), instead of ending it off w just thanksgiving and praise, he brings back this tension from v14-20 between the Spirit and the flesh

why

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Noah

Big idea
- Because of the power of indwelling sin residing in us, the law could not break us free from it (Romans 7:6, 8:4), only through Christ can we be delivered from it's rule and reign.

- He paints a very close relationship with sin and law to describe what the law could do, which is to reveal sin and be used as an instrument for sin because of the flesh. Thereby, showing how the law could only amplify sin and not break us free from the power of it. Only Christ can.