The Purpose Of The Law Pt. 2 | Lesson 46 | Bible Study

In Galatians 3:19-22, Paul clarifies the purpose of the Law, emphasizing that it was given to highlight human transgressions and underscore the need for a Savior, until Christ, the promised offspring, arrived. The Law served to reveal the depth of human sin by transforming sin into explicit transgression, making the need for salvation evident. It was temporary and delivered through intermediaries, contrasting with the direct and permanent Abrahamic Covenant of promise, which required no mediator and was fulfilled unilaterally by God. Paul asserts that the Law and God's promises are not contradictory but complementary, as the Law exposes sin, leading individuals to the grace available through faith in Jesus Christ. This relationship between the Law and grace demonstrates that while the Law could not impart life or righteousness, it prepared humanity for the salvation offered through faith in Christ, thus aligning with God's ultimate redemptive plan.

 

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