Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  2,4 |    had been contaminated by sin, showing the perfection
 2  3,7 |    no longer be enslaved to sin"(27); "So you also must
 3  3,7 | consider yourselves dead to sin and alive to God in Christ
 4  3,7 | Consider yourselves dead to sin." At the same time he calls
 5  3,7 | freedom from the slavery of sin." Above all, though, religious
 6  3,8 |   He gave His body "for the sin of the world." By immersing
 7  4,9 |     inheritance of original sin, as a result of which the
 8  4,10|    of what in each of us is sin and its inheritance, and
 9  5,13|  way between the mystery of sin(74) and the mystery of justification
10  6,14| contrary to life and serves sin and death; everything that