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In this message, Dr. Fletcher continues his series from Galatians, "Living In Glorious Liberty."
The grace of God is seen in His unconditional gift of salvation.
When man tries to earn it, he is making it void. It is no longer by grace if man deserves it or earns it. Paul’s final thrust at Peter is effective. If Peter could obtain favor with God by Jewish observances, then Christ died for nothing; He literally threw His life away. Christ died because man could obtain righteousness in no other way—not even by law-keeping.[1]
[1] MacDonald, William. 1995. Believer’s Bible Commentary: Old and New Testaments. Edited by Arthur Farstad. Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
To help financially please follow this link:
https://www.bccwh.org/giving
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By Bruce A. Fletcher, PhD
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In this message, Dr. Fletcher continues his series from Galatians, "Living In Glorious Liberty."
The grace of God is seen in His unconditional gift of salvation.
When man tries to earn it, he is making it void. It is no longer by grace if man deserves it or earns it. Paul’s final thrust at Peter is effective. If Peter could obtain favor with God by Jewish observances, then Christ died for nothing; He literally threw His life away. Christ died because man could obtain righteousness in no other way—not even by law-keeping.[1]
[1] MacDonald, William. 1995. Believer’s Bible Commentary: Old and New Testaments. Edited by Arthur Farstad. Nashville: Thomas Nelson.
To help financially please follow this link:
https://www.bccwh.org/giving