Strong's G3551: νόμος (nómos) Definition

Romans 3:21 - But without the law the righteousness of God is manifested being witnessed by the law and the prophets

Romans 3:27 - Where then is boasting It is excluded By what law of works Nay but By law of faith

Romans 3:28 - we conclude Therefore by faith is justified that a man without the deeds of the law

Romans 3:31 - the law then Do we through faith God forbid yea the law we establish

Romans 4:13 - was not For through the law the promise to Abraham or seed to his the heir to his that he should be of the world but through the righteousness of faith

Romans 4:14 - if For they which are of the law be heirs is made void faith and made of none effect the promise

Romans 4:15 - Because law wrath worketh where Because no is law there is no transgression

Romans 4:16 - Therefore it is of faith that it might be by grace to the end might be sure the promise all the seed not it is of the law to that only but to that also it is of faith of Abraham who is the father all of us

Romans 5:13 - until (For law sin was in the world sin but not imputed no when there is law

Romans 5:20 - the law But entered that abounded the offence where But abounded sin did much more abound grace

Romans 6:14 - sin For you not have dominion over not For ye are under the law but under grace

Romans 6:15 - What then shall we sin because not we are under the law but under grace God forbid

Romans 7:1 - Know ye not brethren to them that know (for the law I speak how that the law hath dominion over a man as long as he liveth

Romans 7:2 - For which hath an husband the woman so long as he liveth of her husband is bound by the law if but be dead of her husband she is loosed from by the law of her husband

Romans 7:3 - So then liveth her husband adulteress she shall be called if she be married her husband to another if but be dead her husband free she is from that law no is so that she adulteress she be married her husband to another

Romans 7:4 - Wherefore brethren my also ye are become dead to the law by the body of Christ that should be married ye to another from the dead even to him who is raised that we should bring forth fruit unto God

Romans 7:5 - when For in which the flesh which the motions which of sins which were by which the law did work in which members our to bring which forth fruit which unto death

Romans 7:6 - now But we are delivered from the law that being dead in we were held that should serve we in newness of spirit and not in the oldness of the letter

Romans 7:7 - What then shall we say Is the law sin God forbid Nay sin not I had God forbid by Is the law for lust not I had God forbid Is the law had said not Thou shalt

Romans 7:8 - occasion But taking sin by the commandment wrought in me all manner of concupiscence without For the law sin was dead