What will happen to the unsaved person's works according to Romans 7:5?
Romans 7:5 teaches that the motions of sins by the Law worked in the body of flesh to bring forth fruit unto death. The unsaved person's works from his unsaved experience will come up before him at the Great White Throne Judgment, and the fruit he receives is death.
Les explains that when we were in the flesh, before spiritual life, the motions of sins which were by the Law worked in our members, the body of flesh, to bring forth fruit unto death. He says that is what the unsaved person is living for: all he is living for is the day when he dies physically. The works of his unsaved experience are going to come up before him at the Great White Throne Judgment some day, and that is the fruit they will have—death.
For when we were in the flesh, the motions of sins, which were by the law, did work in our members to bring forth fruit unto death.
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What is the unsaved person living for?
The unsaved person is living for the day when he dies physically.
What are the motions of sins in Romans 7:5?
The 'motions of sins' in Romans 7:5 are the activity of what the Law would condemn a person for.