{"passage":["Romans 6:7"],"results":[{"document":"orthodox1679","id":"28.1","url":"/api/v1/documents/orthodox1679/paragraphs/28.1","segments":[{"text":"and of our Fellowship with Christ, in his Death and Resurrection, and of our living, or rising to newness of Life.","proofs":["Romans 6:1–8"]}]},{"document":"heidelberg","id":"43","url":"/api/v1/documents/heidelberg/questions/43","segments":[{"text":"That by virtue thereof, our old man is crucified, dead, and buried with him;","proofs":["Romans 6:6ff"]}]},{"document":"flavel1692","id":"26","url":"/api/v1/documents/flavel1692/entries/26","segments":[{"text":"The miseries of life; as Sickness, Pain, Poverty on the Body, Fear, Trouble, Sorrow on the Mind, and at last Death it self","proofs":["Romans 6"]}]},{"document":"flavel1692","id":"98","url":"/api/v1/documents/flavel1692/entries/98","segments":[{"text":"Because if the least guilt should remain upon us, ‘twould exclude from Gods favour, and lodge us in everlasting burnings,","proofs":["Romans 6"]}]},{"document":"henry1703","id":"37","url":"/api/v1/documents/henry1703/entries/37","segments":[{"text":"Yes. He that is dead is freed from Sin,","proofs":["Romans 6:7"]}]},{"document":"bastingius1591","id":"43","url":"/api/v1/documents/bastingius1591/entries/43","segments":[{"text":"That by the power of his death, our olde man is crucified together with him, and is also dead and buried, that the euill concupiscences and desires of the flesh, may not hereafter","proofs":["Romans 6:6–7"]}]},{"document":"ursinus1587","id":"55","url":"/api/v1/documents/ursinus1587/entries/55","segments":[{"text":"That by the vertu of his death, our old man is crucified, slaine, and buried together with him, that hencefoorth euill lustes and desires may not","proofs":["Romans 6:6–7"]}]}]}