The Purpose Of The Law Pt. 1 | Lesson 45 | Bible Study

In this study of Galatians 3:19, Paul's argument underscores the preeminence of faith over the law by tracing the sequence of the Abrahamic and Mosaic covenants. He clarifies that the law, added because of transgressions, served not to save but to condemn, revealing humanity's desperate need for grace. The Law's purpose was not to justify or sanctify but to expose sin's exceeding sinfulness, showing the necessity of a Savior. Paul contrasts the conditional, temporary nature of the Law, delivered through angels and Moses, with the unconditional, permanent covenant of promise given directly to Abraham. He emphasizes that the Law's inferiority underscores the superiority of grace, which was revealed in Jesus Christ and offers salvation freely through faith alone, empowering believers through the Holy Spirit to fulfill its righteous demands.

 

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