That--even so grace might reign (ινα--ουτος κα η χαρις βασιλευση). Final ινα here, the purpose of God and the goal for us through …

That as sin has reigned. (See Barnes on Romans 5:14).

Unto death. Producing or causing death.

Even so. In …

Unto death.—Rather, in death; death being, as it were, the domain in which its sovereignty was exercised.

In this l…

But where sin abounded, grace did much more abound: that as sin hath reigned unto death, even so might grace reign through righteousness unto e…

At the conclusion of the chapter, Adam as a figure fades from view. Yet his influence is still present in the mention of sin and death. Paul now in…

That as sin has reigned. As sin is said to be the sting of death, and as death has no power over people except on account of sin, so sin e…

That as sin has reigned unto death
This is another end of the law's entrance, or rather an illustration of the grace…

By Christ and His righteousness, we have more and greater privileges than we lost by the offense of Adam. The moral law showed that many thoughts, …

1. After showing that the sin which entered this world through Adam is removed by the gift of grace, the Apostle now shows that the sin whic…