Romans 8:6. God's Prescribed Order is the Cross; this demands our constant Faith in that Finished Work, which is the Way of the Holy Spirit. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:5-6.  Those who place their Faith in Christ and the Cross, do so exclusively; they are doing what the Spirit desires, which alone can bring Victory. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:4-5.  The Law finding its full accomplishment in us can only be done by Faith in Christ, and what Christ has done for us at the Cross. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:4.  The word "walk" refers to the manner in which we order our life.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:4.  The Law finding its full accomplishment in us can only be done by Faith in Christ, and what Christ has done for us at the Cross. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:3.  Those under Law had only their willpower, which is woefully insufficient.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:2.  Any time Paul uses this term or one of its derivatives, he is, without fail, referring to what Christ did at the Cross, which makes this "life"possible.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:1-2.  That which we are about to give is a Law of God, devised by the Godhead in eternity past.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:1-2.  Our Faith in that Finished Work guarantees the help of the Holy Spirit, which guarantees Victory. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 8:1.  The Holy Spirit works exclusively within the legal confines of the Finished Work of Christ.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:22  Refers to the moral Law of God ensconced in the Ten Commandments.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:20-21.  The idea is that the sin nature is always going to be with the Believer; there is no hint in the Greek that its stay is temporary, at least until the Trump sounds.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:20-21.  Does not refer in this case to the Law of Moses, but rather to the "Law of sin and death." Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:20.  The Believer should not try to live this life outside of God's Prescribed Order.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:19-20.  This emphatically states that the Believer has a sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:19-20.  The idea is not getting rid of the sin nature, which actually cannot be done, but rather controlling it.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:20.  When the Trump sounds, we shall be changed and there will be no more sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:18-19.  Outside of the Cross, it is impossible to find a way to do good.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:17.  No true Christian wants to sin because now the Divine Nature is in his life and it is supposed to rule, not the sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:17.  No true Christian wants to sin because now the Divine Nature is in his life and it is supposed to rule, not the sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:15.  The Believer is married to Christ, but is being unfaithful to Christ by Spiritually cohabiting with the Law, which frustrates the Grace of God.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:15.  Refers to the obedience he wants to render to Christ, but rather fails.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:14.  Refers to the fact that the Law is totally of God and from God.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 7:13.  It is not the Law that is at fault, but rather the sin in man which is opposed to the Law.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.