In Romans 5, Paul contrasts the disobedience of one man with the obedience of another. Who are they?
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Correct answer: Adam and Christ
Paul explains that just as Adam's disobedience brought sin and death to all, Christ's perfect obedience leads to righteousness and life. This highlights the cosmic impact of a single act of submission.
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