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How do we know the importance of grace in relation to the Law?

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Grace reveals our need for Christ and upholds the Law's purpose, making grace essential for salvation.

Grace is foundational to the Christian faith because it illustrates our inability to fulfill the Law apart from Christ. Dr. Kohlbrugge emphasizes that recognizing the Law's demands leads us to an understanding of our need for divine grace. The Law, rather than being negated by grace, is fulfilled in Christ, allowing us to appreciate the righteousness that the Law demands. In this way, grace does not promote sin but empowers us to seek holiness through the Spirit. Thus, the importance of grace becomes evident as it transforms our lives and leads us toward obedience motivated by love rather than fear of legalistic condemnation.
Scripture References: Ephesians 4:23, Romans 7:14

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