Romans 7:8

The third line (in English) translating the meaning of each word in the Orthodox Yiddish Brit Chadas

and the sin, finding a reason through the command, has roused in me every lust; because without a law is the sin dead.

Cross References

Romans 7:11

because the sin, finding a cause in the commandment, did me deceive and thus me killed.

1 Corinthians 15:56

the venomous bite of the death is the sin; and the power of the sin is the law;

Romans 4:15

because the law works wrath (punishment); and where it is there is not any law, there is also not there any trespass.

Romans 7:13

(question) did then this good become for me the death? mercy and peace! but the sin, so that it shall appear (be manifest) as sin, working for me the death through the good—so that through the commandment shall itself show/appear as very sinful sin is.

Romans 5:20

the Torah however did come in, so that the trespasses may themselves increase; and where the sin did itself increase, is the grace even more overflow,

John 15:22

if I would not have come and spoken to them, would they not have had any sin; now however have they not any excuse for their sin.

Romans 7:17

and now am I it more not, the one who does that, but the sin, which dwells in me.

John 15:24

if I had not done among them the works, which any another has not done, would they not have had any sin; now however have they seen (the these) and have me yet hated and the Father mine.

Mark 7:22

adultery, money greed, evil doing, deceit, debauchery, a evil eye, desecrating the name, conceit, unconcerned foolishness;

Romans 3:20

because that, which through the deeds of (stickler legalism) law will any flesh (and blood) not justify to be before Him; because through the Torah comes the full recognition of sin.

Romans 7:9

and once have I lived without a law; is come the command, did the sin revive, and I did die;