Romans 8:3TAB

Romans 8 : 3 Inability | Judgment | Redemption
3. Source Text: Greek (SBLGNT)
Romans 8:3:1τὸtothe
Romans 8:3:2γὰρgarfor Romans 8:3:3ἀδύνατονadeenatonimpossible thing Romans 8:3:4τοῦtooof the Romans 8:3:5νόμουnomoolaw Romans 8:3:6ἐνenin Romans 8:3:7owhich Romans 8:3:8ἠσθένειeestheneewas weak Romans 8:3:9διὰdeeathrough Romans 8:3:10τῆςteesthe Romans 8:3:11σαρκὸςsarkosflesh Romans 8:3:12othe Romans 8:3:13θεὸςtheosGod Romans 8:3:14τὸνtonthe Romans 8:3:15ἑαυτοῦeaftooof himself Romans 8:3:16υἱὸνeeonson Romans 8:3:17πέμψαςpempsashaving sent Romans 8:3:18ἐνenin Romans 8:3:19ὁμοιώματιomeeomateelikeness Romans 8:3:20σαρκὸςsarkosof flesh Romans 8:3:21ἁμαρτίαςamarteeasof sin Romans 8:3:22καὶkeand Romans 8:3:23περὶpereeconcerning Romans 8:3:24ἁμαρτίαςamarteeassin Romans 8:3:25κατέκρινεkatekreenehe condemned Romans 8:3:26τὴνteenthe Romans 8:3:27ἁμαρτίανamarteeansin Romans 8:3:28ἐνenin Romans 8:3:29τῇteethe Romans 8:3:30σαρκίsarkeeflesh
3. Formal Translation
For the law could not accomplish its purpose, because it was weakened through the flesh; but God {theos, Righteous Judge}, by sending His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh.
3. Dynamic Translation
What the law could not do, since it was weakened by human nature, God {theos, Merciful Redeemer} did: He sent His own Son in the likeness of sinful humanity and for sin, He condemned sin in human flesh.
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