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To be '''lawless''' is to be contrary to the [[law]] or to act without regard to the law. The root of all '''lawlessness''' is [[rebellion]].  The word for “lawlessness” is often translated “[[iniquity]]” in the [[Bible]].
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To be '''lawless''' is to be contrary to the [[law]] or to act without regard to the law. The root of all '''lawlessness''' is [[rebellion]].  The word for “lawlessness” is often translated “[[iniquity]]” in the [[Bible]], and iniquity is often defined as a disposition to do [[evil]].
  
 
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To be lawless is to be contrary to the law or to act without regard to the law. The root of all lawlessness is rebellion. The word for “lawlessness” is often translated “iniquity” in the Bible, and iniquity is often defined as a disposition to do evil.