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What does the Bible say about grace and sin?

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The Bible teaches that where sin abounds, grace abounds even more, highlighting the potency of God's grace in the face of sin (Romans 6:1).

Romans 6:1 addresses the relationship between grace and sin, stating, 'Shall we continue in sin that grace may abound?' This rhetorical question emphasizes the common misunderstanding of grace, leading some to falsely believe that God's abundant grace permits continued sinfulness. In reality, the true preaching of the gospel emphasizes grace as a powerful force that transforms the believer, not as a license to sin. Hence, while God's grace is vast, it does not encourage sin but rather leads to repentance and righteous living.
Scripture References: Romans 6:1, Romans 5:20

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