Sentences with phrase «body of death»

Even after we have been delivered from the darkness of sin, that old body of death still clings on.

Turn into Wolf Link to reveal the ghostly body of Death Sword.

Wretched people that we arel Who can rescue us from this body of death?

If we belong to the body of death, we are identified with its futility and its slavery, its sickness and its death.

Who will save me from this body of death.»)

He is the liberator in just this way: as the liberator of Jesus from this body of death and out of its death.

But they make of «God» still the farthest limit of our human possibilities, caught up with us just as surely within this body of death.

When a certain devastating light shines upon the selves and the place from which we have to do our theology, the emptiness of both is revealed: who will rescue us from this body of death?!

Nor could such pretended news be good, for the world is all too aware, that it can not rescue itself from this body of death.

Unaccustomed to saying such a word ourselves, we can hear from the world a cry that should sound familiar to us: «Who will rescue me from this body of death?»

Deeply as we may long for each and all of these, do we seriously expect that the almost - undreamable realization of the agendas of these movements will deliver us or them from this body of death?

Can «liberation» of blacks, women, the oppressed, which leaves us in this body of death, really be the goal of history?

The urgency of doing theology in the context of the cry «Who will deliver us from this body of death?»

Our solidarity is with the darkness of this world and therefore with all the others in this body of death, with the unliberated — and that not by any act of condescension, but in plain honesty.

If anything be said of liberation, above all of liberation from this body of death, then let us be quite clear that there, in him, is where this has happened, not here in ourselves or in our personal histories.

We cry: «who will set me free from this body of death?»

Well, Paul cried once about his sin, «Who will deliver me from this body of death?»

But he had failed; knowledge of God's will and endeavors to keep it only deepened his despair: «O wretched man that I am, who will deliver me from this body of death?»

The sharpness of Paul's condemnation of those who try to save themselves by the works of the law, and the vividness of his description of «this body of death» before the power of sin is broken by Christ, have traditionally been made to bear the weight of a doctrine of total depravity in the natural man.

We too, along with Paul, often cry «Who will deliver me from this body of death?»

To the despairing cry in Romans 7:24, «Who shall deliver me from this body of death?»

In Romans 7, he wrote about the ongoing struggle with sin that every person experiences (both believer and unbeliever alike), and concluded that description by rejoicing that God has provided a way through Jesus Christ for people to be freed from the bondage to decay and corruption that was brought about by the body of death.

If we are honest and display our brokenness, then we don't look any better than anyone else, so why bother to come... wretched man that I am, who shall save me from this body of death...

Who will deliver me from this body of death?

«Unhappy man that I am: I find a law in my members contradicting the law of my mind... who will deliver me from this body of death?