ROMANS 6:1-3

REVIEW OF ROMANS CH. 6:1-3
Romans 6:1 -2¹ What shall we say then? Shall we continue in sin, that grace may abound?

² God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any longer therein?

 In chap. previous verse. 20b. says that where sin abounded grace abounded, so some say, continue sinning grows more and more grace, so many reject the plan of grace, as it promotes sin, and that will make us more sinful.

Many believers think even so, whether reached by grace and perfect justice, then who motivated me now to live a pure and holy life. Put me so low precepts and commandments I live more in righteousness and holiness.
It is understood that grace is the connection to the risen Christ and the Holy Spirit, when I get to grace and thus perfect justice in the eyes of God, I am in that state controlled by Christ and the Holy Spirit, then I will not be sinning by being connected to a power great. The results in my will and to do, thus growing, maturing, Filp.2: 13 for it is God who works in you to will and to do of his good pleasure.
my God perfecting his work. If a peak is what connects to the energy produced by a hydroelectric dam gives birth. God did that when we believe in the blood of Jesus, connect to the Holy Spirit, that river of living water and produces a tremendous energy in us that gives us our lives will in practice to walk away from sin. So the system of God is made perfect the grace, that the righteousness of Christ, for living in this justice were walking in newness of life by God's plan, who walks in sin does not believe in the blood of Christ for perfect justice.
Some grasp the grace for debauchery but that is to ignore God's plan. / So the answer is that there will continue to sin being righteous before God by the grace of Christ 'the contrary we will be saints and servants of God.

Romans 6:2 "God forbid. We who died to sin? Since we live in it?"
The answer is very strict and certainly, in any way, and in this verse. He explains that 'if we die to sin in the past when we become, we were put together with Christ on the cross and died with Him and rise with him. So we died to sin. All our old man died, now we are new creatures.
When we die on the cross, we die to the flesh and sin then resurrected and living in Christ,

Our body did not die, but God put in the new testament that if we live by faith that we are in our position in Christ through faith in his blood, Christ and enjoy fellowship and to be dead to sin, but if we do not live by faith living in a condition of the old life and reached there we sin. Lest we reach and we must be dead to sin and live to see the new position in Christ by faith. /

Vers 3 ... Do you not know that all who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? When Christ died we were introduced to his death and plunged into it and died with Christ, we die to sin so as we die, that when we believe in Christ as our savior. The time of our union with Christ in his death, there we put all us in his death and died with Christ. \ Par
This represents water baptism of believers, we identify completely with his death and resurrection. Thinking logically, when we die and we immerse ourselves buried with water and when we rise with him.
The entrance door to union with God is at the time of the death of Christ. All believers enter into union with God at the time of his death. If God had this plan would not have union with God or salvation or sanctification. The whole plan of God leads us to a life of assurance of salvation and communion and service to God so powerful. /