refer to any future resurrection but to the inherent problem of sin in the present life of the believer. (2) The body is dead because of sin may be understood in terms of the Romans 6 principle where Christians, at the point of Spirit baptism into Christ, died to the power of sin’s dominion (c.f., 6:1–11; Käsemann, Romans, 224; Barrett, Romans, 149; Ziesler, Romans, 211; Bultmann, TDNT, 4:894). Though some have argued this is not death to sin as in 6:2, 11 but death because of sin (Schreiner, Romans,
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