Romans 7:8

James Moffatt - New Testament

The command gave an impulse to sin, and sin resulted for me in all manner of covetous desire — for sin, apart from law, is lifeless.

Cross References

Romans 7:11

The command gave an impulse to sin, sin beguiled me and used the command to kill me.

1 Corinthians 15:56

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Romans 4:15

(What the Law produces is the Wrath, not the promise of God; where there is no law, there is no transgression either.)

Romans 7:13

Then did what was meant for my good prove fatal to me? Never! It was sin; sin resulted in death for me by making use of this good thing. This was how sin was to be revealed in its true nature; it was to use the command to become sinful in the extreme.

Romans 5:20

Law slipped in to aggravate the trespass; sin increased, but grace surpassed it far,

John 15:22

They would not be guilty, if I had not come and spoken to them; but, as it is, they have no excuse for their sin —

Romans 7:17

That being so, it is not I who do the deed but sin that dwells within me.

John 15:24

They would not be guilty, if I had not done deeds among them such as no one has ever done; but, as it is, they have seen — and they have hated — both me and my Father.

Mark 7:22

adultery, lust, malice, deceit, sensuality, envying, slander, arrogance, recklessness,

Romans 3:20

for no person will be acquitted in his sight on the score of obedience to law. What the Law imparts is the consciousness of sin.

Romans 7:9

I lived at one time without law myself, but when the command came home to me, sin sprang to life and I died;