Romans 6:14

Awadhi

Romans 6:14 — Awadhi

तोह पे पाप क सासन न होइ काहेकि तू व्यवस्था क सहारे नाहीं जिअत अहा बल्कि परमेस्सर क अनुग्रह क सहारे जिअत अहा।

What Does This Mean?

This verse tells us that sin should not control our lives because we are no longer under the old laws but under God's grace. It comes from Paul, who is writing to believers, emphasizing freedom in Christ.

Explained for Children

Imagine you have a strict rule book at home, but now your parents say you don't need those rules anymore; they'll guide you with love instead. That's like what this verse means - we're free from old rules and live by God’s kindness!

Historical Background

This verse is part of the letter written by Paul to the Roman believers around 57 AD. The audience was mostly Gentiles, and he wrote to clarify the relationship between Jewish law and Christian grace in a predominantly Greek culture.

Living It Out Today

A modern example could be someone struggling with a habit they can't control. This verse reminds them that through God's grace, they have freedom from such constraints and can seek help and live a new life.

Topics

• grace
• freedom
• sin
• law
• salvation
• hope

Related Verses

• Galatians 5:13
• Romans 8:2
• Ephesians 2:8-9
• John 8:36
• Jeremiah 31:33

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this verse mean we don't need to follow any rules?

No, it means that we are not bound by the old laws but guided by God's grace and love. We still live according to moral values and principles taught in the Bible.

How does this relate to forgiveness?

This verse highlights that through grace, we receive forgiveness for our sins, which allows us to be free from their dominion and live a new life in Christ.

Why is it important to understand the difference between law and grace?

Understanding this helps believers appreciate their freedom in Christ and not rely on rules alone but trust in God's unconditional love and forgiveness.

Can you give an example of how sin no longer has dominion over someone?

Someone might have struggled with lying, feeling trapped by the habit. Through understanding grace, they find freedom to stop lying and live truthfully in God’s strength.