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| The law shows me my sin and points me to Christ |
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| Nobody except Jesus, not even the apostle Paul. |
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| Because we are unable to police ourselves |
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| What is the purpose of laws? |
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| To keep us safe and provide a system of order in a society that is becoming more disorderly every day. |
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| What does the law show man? |
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| Why can the law never save anyone from sin? |
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| Because no one can keep it completely. |
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| What was another question that plagued the minds of many Christians in Paul's day? |
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| Since salvation is by faith and not by the works of the law, they wondered how they should live the Christian life- by faith or by works? |
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| Do works have bearing on our salvation? |
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| What should our good works come about because of? |
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| We aren't just saved by faith, we should also |
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| What does the assurance of our salvation rest on? |
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| Abraham was not only saved by faith, he also |
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| What did God promise to Abraham? |
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| God promised him the land of Cannaan and said Abraham's descendants would one day be as numerous as the stars in the sky. |
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| What did Abraham get to see? |
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| Partial fulfillment of the physical covenant, he did not see its spiritual fulfillment during his lifetime. |
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| Who fulfilled the spiritual aspects of the covenant? |
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| Jesus Christ fulfilled the spiritual aspects of the covenant 2,000 years later- by enabling all people to come to God by faith. |
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| Who was a tutor in the Roman/ Jewish culture? |
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| A trusted family slave whose job it was to take the boys in the family to school and keep them from getting into trouble along the way. |
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| Following this analogy, who is our teacher and who is our tutor? |
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| Jesus Christ is the teacher. The law is just the slave who takes us to our lesson. |
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| What happens when we become Christians? |
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| Our new nature fights our old nature's desire to sin. |
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| The new life in Christ we receive at salvation. This life is created in true righteousness and holiness. |
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| What doesn't happen when we receive our new nature? |
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| Our old nature doesn't die. |
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| What will happen if we attempt to stop sinning by our own power, even after salvation? |
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| Why did God give us the Holy Spirit? |
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| So that we would have the power to fight and defeat our old nature. |
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| What is the greatest value behind giving of the law? |
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| The law points us to Christ |
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| What did God use the law to do? |
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| To point men to the only One who saves- Jesus Christ |
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| What frees us from the curse of the law? |
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| Faith that does not produce good works is what? |
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