Romans 6:9-10.  Refers to the fact that all life comes from God, and that we receive that life by virtue of the Cross and our Faith in that Finished Work.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:9.  If death has no more dominion over Him, it has no more dominion over us.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:8-9.  Means that His Work was a Finished Work, and will require nothing else.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:7-8.  Once again pertains to the Cross, and our being Baptized into His Death.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:6-7.  We are set free from the bondage of the sin nature.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:6-7.  He was our Substitute, and in the Mind of God, we died with Him upon Believing Faith.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:6.  The guilt of sin is removed at conversion, because the sin nature no longer rules within our hearts and lives.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:5.  Paul proclaims the Cross as the instrument through which all Blessings come.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss,

Romans 6:1-3.  When Christ died on the Cross, in the mind of God, we died with Him.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:1-3.  Plainly says that this Baptism is into Christ and not water.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:1-2.  This portrays what the Believer is now in Christ.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:1.  Just because Grace is greater than sin doesn't mean that the Believer has a license to sin.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 5:20-6:1.  Grace reigns unto Life, but it reigns "through Righteousness" because of God's Righteous Judgement of sin at Calvary executed in the Person of His Son Jesus Christ.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 5:20-6:1.  Sin reigns as an absolute monarch in the being of the unredeemed.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 6:1.  Just because Grace is greater than sin doesn't mean that the Believer has a license to sin.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 5:19-23.  The opposition of Pharaoh, and the unbelief and anger of Israel, were a double discouragement for Moses.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 5:14.  Satan wanted them to be willing to willing to remain as slaves in Egypt.  He almost Succeeded.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 5:1.  The glad tidings of Salvation is one thing; the struggle against the power the tries to keep the soul in bondage is quite another.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:31.  Their faith reached out at this time and, in fact, they did believe.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:31.  The question was not as to whether they would believe him, but whether they would believe God.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:27-30.  Aaron met Moses at Mount Sinai, perhaps very shortly after he received the revelation of the burning bush.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:24.  Moses had to learn that disobedience and rebellion in him was just as hateful as in Pharaoh.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:22-23. Pharaoh would understand this terminology fully, for he, himself, was called "Son of Ra." Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Exodus 4:19-21.  Before we criticize the reluctance of Moses, we should look at ourselves first of all.  Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.