Galatians 2:19-21 are some of the most important verses in the New Testament. Paul describes his identity and his living in Christ. Paul’s relationship with the law (Torah) was ended because he was crucified with Christ. Even though he felt that he was able to keep the law, he realized that his acceptance by God was not based on keeping the law but on faith in Christ. He no longer lived a ego-centric life, but now Christ lived in him. This did not mean he was replaced or annihilated. But now the source of his life and living was guided by the faithfulness of the Son of God who loved him and gave himself for Paul. Paul considered his identity in Christ and his living in this new identity and relationship was what should be everyone’s experience. He did not consider himself special, he considered himself simply to be an example.