<p>7:16&nbsp;<i>But if I do what I would rather not do, then I agree that the law is good</i>- Gk. &lsquo;to speak together with&rsquo;. The very fact we struggle against sin, we have a will not to disobey the Law, is in fact speaking together with the Law, agreeing that it is good. Whilst in the primary context Paul is writing to Jewish Christians with the Mosaic Law in view, the principles are the same for any Divine law at any time. The comfort is that if we feel we &lsquo;would not&rsquo; sin / break the Law but end up doing so, then actually, we are speaking in unison with the Law, we are not actually in disagreement with it.&nbsp;</p>