15 For I do not have da’as what I do. For that which I commit is not what I want; no, it is what I hate that I do! 18 For I have da’as that there dwells in me, that is, in my basar (my fallen humanity enslaved to Chet Kadmon) no good thing; for the wish [to do what is right] lies ready at hand for me, but to accomplish the good is not. 19 For I fail to do good as I wish, but HaRah (The Evil) which I do not wish is what I commit.
24 Wretched man am I! Who will deliver me from the body of this mavet (death)? 25 Hodu l'Hashem (thanks be to G-d) b’Moshiach Yehoshua Adoneinu. So then I myself with my mind serve the Torah of Hashem and with my basar I serve the Gezetz of Chet (the Law of Sin).7:25 The total spiritual turn-around here described is when the conviction of the intellect, emotion, and will "obey from the heart the form of doctrine laid out here in Scripture" as we are born anew in the humanity of the new Man and die to the old depraved Adam