Roman Catholic Lens Commentary: Romans 7:14-25
## Roman Catholic Lens Reading of Romans 7:14-25
### Tradition-Specific Interpretation
In Romans 7:14-25, we read this passage as a profound exploration of the struggle between sin and grace within the human heart. St. Paul speaks to the tension of wanting to do good but being held captive by sin, a reality we all face. This passage resonates deeply with our understanding of original sin and the need for divine grace to overcome the concupiscence that lingers even after Baptism. We see Paul's cry for deliverance as a call to the sanctifying grace offered through the sacraments, especially Reconciliation and the Eucharist, which strengthen us in our spiritual battle.
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