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Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley look at Romans 5:12-21 and discuss the Adam-Christ Typology. Questions Covered in This Episode: - Is Paul saying that the world is broken because one person sinned?
- Is Paul saying Adam sinned, I sinned, or we all sinned?
- Isn’t that unfair: That Adam’s sin is counted as our sin?
- What does it mean that sin is not counted where there is no law?
- Who is Adam a type of?
- How is the free gift different from the trespass?
- There is lots of “reigning” language in this passage isn’t there?
- “So one act of righteousness leads to justification and life for all men.” (V. 18) Does this mean that all of humanity is gifted justification?
- How would you paraphrase this phrase: “Now the law came in to increase the trespass”?
Helpful Definitions: - Federal Headship: There are two humanities, those in Adam and those in Christ. You are either represented by Adam and his sinfulness or by Christ and his righteousness.
- Christology: Doctrine of Christ
- Typology: A shadow/picture of what is to come.
- Adam-Christ Typology: In Adam we see a shadow of the ultimate picture of fulfillment we see in Christ.
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