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Gal 2:15-21
Jesus Christ said, "Salvation is of the Jews." By taking on the salvation of the Lord, though we are Gentiles (as was Simon the Canaanite of the Twelve *Not Simon Peter*), through our acceptance of and following of Salvator Emmanuel, He, the God of Israel adopts us into His family. That is not to say that the Jews are not first blessed, by being sole inheritors of the promises of Jacob, Isaac, Abraham, Shem, Noah, and Seth (among others). However, as was Haqair the Assyrian a believer in the one God saved, so are we (otherwise heathen) saved by the blood of Christ. You see, we inherit our forefather's sins and ours are most likely worse than the Ibri. Our works do not decide our salvation, JESUS the name above all other names does, and our faith increases the grace of God. 17-18 Talks about God being to blame if we sin, while believing in Jesus. It says quite simply: God forbid (we blame Him for our sins). 21 Though grace is not earned by works, I, being a firm believer in God, do not frustrate the grace I receive by being a child of Christ.
Not the point at all! The point being that If you is justified by Christ, how can the law make a charge of sin against those Who Christ has justified?
The ministry of death written and engraved on stones? 10 commandments, ministered sin. The ministry of the NEW COVENANT is a ministry of righteousness. No one can be a sinner by law and a saint by grace! its impossilbe! This is the point made throughout the epistle to Gal.
Paul goes on to make this point again and again, over and over! THAT NO MAN IS JUSTIFEID BY THE LAW IS EVIDENT-CLEAR- WITHOUT DOUBT!
Only by FAITH! this point is also made over and over!