Is the wages of sin is death grammatically correct?
The wages of sin is death. This sentence is grammatically correct. In the case above, the answer is "The wages of sin are death." In the Romans, Paul uses the prepositional phrase "For the wages of sin." In that case the subject is singular because the preposition "for" is singular.
What is the penalty for sin Romans 6 23?
spiritual death
What does Romans 6/23 mean in the Bible?
Here, Paul is simply making a contrast: obedience leads to holiness instead of shame, and to eternal life instead of death. “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord” (verse 23). If we serve sin, we get wages — something we deserve: shame and death.
What verse is the wages of sin is death?
Romans 6:23
What does wages in the Bible mean?
2 : recompense, reward —usually used in plural but singular or plural in construction the wages of sin is death — Romans 6:23 (Revised Standard Version)