This is the seventh part of a series of posts adapted from a paper I presented at a New Covenant Theology think tank in upstate New York in July 2010.
In the previous installment in this series, we saw that theologian Douglas Moo describes three different ways in which the man Paul describes in Romans 7 can be identified:
1. Paul describes his experience as an unconverted Jew under the law.
2. Paul describes his experience, perhaps shortly after his conversion, as he sought sanctification through the law.
3. Paul describes his experience as a mature Christian.[1]
Moo advocates for the first position: Continue Reading…
