<p>Reese LeRoy | Paul continues to explain how the Gospel of Jesus Christ is superior to the Law.  At the end of Galatians 4, Paul illustrates this truth with the story of Hagar and Sarah – one representing human effort and the other, God’s promise. We are reminded that we become “children of promise” through grace and faith in Jesus Christ, not with our failed human efforts.</p>

Reese LeRoy | Paul continues to explain how the Gospel of Jesus Christ is superior to the Law. At the end of Galatians 4, Paul illustrates this truth with the story of Hagar and Sarah – one representing human effort and the other, God’s promise. We are reminded that we become “children of promise” through grace and faith in Jesus Christ, not with our failed human efforts.

<p>Reese LeRoy | Paul continues to explain how the Gospel of Jesus Christ is superior to the Law.&nbsp; At the end of Galatians 4, Paul illustrates this truth with the story of Hagar and Sarah – one representing human effort and the other, God’s promise. We are reminded that we become “children of promise” through grace and faith in Jesus Christ, not with our failed human efforts.</p>

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