Romans 1:26–27: What It Says and Why
Paul names same-sex sexual relations as one visible example of a deeper exchange: worshiping the creature instead of the Creator. He places it inside an argument that ends with every person, including the religious critic, standing in need of God's righteousness.
Isaiah 53:4–6: Why Jesus Had to Die
Isaiah 53:4–6 puts the reason for the servant's death in the people's transgression and iniquity, not in his own guilt. His suffering is God-initiated and borne for others.
What Does Galatians 5:24 Mean? Context, Theology, and Application
Galatians 5:24 describes what belonging to Christ has already done to the old self, and how that death shapes the way believers now walk by the Spirit.