Commentary (Sermon Notes) Romans Chapter 8
not know sin." 1 Peter 2:22 says "he did not commit sin," and that is a quote from the LXX of Isaiah 53:9 where we are told that he practiced no iniquity. e. You need to be thankful for this because it allows for the latter portion of Romans 8:3 were we are told that Messiah is a sin offering. See, he could not be a sin offering if he was ...
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