Which New Testament book explains that 'sin entered the world through one man, and death through sin'?
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Correct answer: Romans
Romans 5:12, written by Paul, provides the theological framework for the Fall of Man. It explains how Adam's single act of disobedience affected all of humanity, necessitating a Savior.
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