<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/cd/f3/e3/davidgore/3000x3000_9587317.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />Romans 7 has engendered a lot of discussion over the centuries. Was Paul speaking about his life before meeting the resurrected Jesus? Is this not a universal human experience (whether Christian or not)? What causes the disconnect that Paul names as 'another law' that is at work in his body?
WARNING: This is perhaps the deepest and most challenging talk I have worked on.

Romans 7 has engendered a lot of discussion over the centuries. Was Paul speaking about his life before meeting the resurrected Jesus? Is this not a universal human experience (whether Christian or not)? What causes the disconnect that Paul names as 'another law' that is at work in his body? WARNING: This is perhaps the deepest and most challenging talk I have worked on.

<br>Romans 7 has engendered a lot of discussion over the centuries. Was Paul speaking about his life before meeting the resurrected Jesus? Is this not a universal human experience (whether Christian or not)? What causes the disconnect that Paul names as 'another law' that is at work in his body?
WARNING: This is perhaps the deepest and most challenging talk I have worked on.

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