The Apostle Paul's concludes that 'by the deeds of the law there shall no flesh be justified'. We do learn that both Jews and Gentiles can be saved through the 'law of faith', that faith being in the willing sacrifice of God's Son, Jesus Christ, on the cross of Calvary; thereby meeting God's requirement that blood should be shed for the sins of those who would believe. Christ's perfect righteousness would therefore be imputed unto them, making them justified before God.