Romans 7:9

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

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

Cross References

Galatians 3:10

because all, who are relying on themselves on the deeds of the (stickler legalism) law (on the merit of 613 mitzahs merit (salvation)), are under a curse; because it stands written: cursed is every one, who abides not in all, which it stands written in the book of Torah, it to do. (Deuteronomy 27, 26)

Romans 8:7

because the mind of the flesh is hostility to Hashem, because it submits itself not to Hashem's Torah and it can also actually not;

Galatians 2:19

because I am died to the law through the Torah, so that I shall live for Hashem.

Romans 10:5

because Moses writes about the righteousness of the Torah, that the man, who will it do, will through it live. (Leviticus 18, 5.)

Romans 7:11

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

Romans 7:6

now however are we free from the law, being dead which relates to that, to which we are were bound, so that we should serve in the newness of the Spirit, and not according to the oldness of the letter.

Romans 7:4

so also, brothers of mine, have you (PL) dead made become to the law through the body of the Moshiach, that you (PL) shall belong to an other, to the one raised from the dead, so that we should bear fruit to Hashem.

Luke 18:21

and he has said: this all have I kept from youth onwards.

Luke 15:29

he however has answering said to the father: just already so much years serve I you, and have never not violating was on your a command; and me you have never not given any billygoat, so that I shall me rejoice with my friend;

Matthew 19:20

says to him the young man: this all have I kept; what lack I still?

Romans 7:8

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

Romans 7:10

and it has self turned out, that this commandment, which was supposed to be to the life (Leviticus 18, 5), did for me become to the death;