How do we know the gospel is more glorious than the law?
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The gospel is considered more glorious because it offers life and righteousness, in contrast to the law which brings death and condemnation.
Paul contrasts the old covenant, referred to as the ministration of death, with the new covenant, which is termed the ministration of the Spirit. While the old covenant had glory, it was a passing glory that ultimately led to condemnation. In contrast, the new covenant offers the gift of righteousness and is characterized by enduring glory. This shift in covenants demonstrates that the gospel, by providing life through faith in Christ, surpasses the glory of the law (2 Corinthians 3:9-11).
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