Romans 3:15 Meaning and Explanation
“Their feet are swift to shed blood:”
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Read Full Chapter →From speech Paul turns to action: their feet run quickly to shed blood.
What Does Romans 3:15 Mean?
The catalog of Scripture moves now from the mouth to the feet, echoing Isaiah and Proverbs. Where sin holds sway, people are not slow but swift toward violence, eager rather than reluctant to harm. The momentum of a fallen will carries it toward bloodshed.
The detail of swift feet is haunting. It tells us that, left unchecked, the human bent is not merely capable of cruelty but quick to it. This is the hard diagnosis that makes the cure precious. The same feet that run toward harm can, by grace, be turned to carry good news of peace, as Scripture elsewhere so beautifully promises.
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What does Romans 3:15 mean?
From speech Paul turns to action: their feet run quickly to shed blood.